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With just under 32k miles on the odometer, there is a ton of cruising life left in this luxurious vehicle. Mercedes has always taken pride in the fact they always put out top notch luxury vehicles, and this CL550 is nothing short of luxurious. This CL550 comes with the AMG appearance package to give it an even sportier look than your average CL550. Under the hood you will find the standard 4. 6L Bi-Turbo engine that pumps out a whopping 429hp, this Mercedes will get you off the front line and passing the competition in a pinch! A 7-speed automatic transmission helps to put the power to the ground and comes equipped with the paddle shifters to give you the option to shift the transmission manually if you'd like. The black color scheme flows into the interior with black leather bucket seats and beautiful wood grain and leather wrapped dash. Mercedes really did an excellent job when creating this elegant ride. Options that were added at the factory are night vision assist, wheel locking...

1968 was a monumental year in the annals of muscle car history as it saw American manufacturers aggressively producing some of the fastest and most stunning cars. Chevrolet struck the hearts of buyers yet again with its offering the Corvette with its sleek lines and quickness. Painted in a beautiful and original to the car British Green, this car grabs the attention of anyone it passes! There will be no mistaking you as you cruise down the highway in this incredible ride!

Great care has been taken with this car over its life, as it is a survivor. This car comes with its original build sheet, proving its originality.

Peek inside and you'll see the still in great shape black vinyl original interior. Powering this beautiful C3 Corvette is the Numbers Matching L79 327 CID V8 engine rated at 350 horsepower! Coupled to the 327 is a 4 speed Muncie transmission that shifts with ease as you coast down the road. This 68 Vette is also a convertible, rarely seen, and highly sought after. If you're looking for a sweet Chevy or simply an...

These iconic T-Birds are amongst the most popular automobiles of the 1950s. Many of them have lived on to be cherished by collectors over half a century later. This beautiful 1957 Ford Thunderbird has a shiny black exterior that was painted once in the original color. The exterior is perfectly matched by a black and white vinyl interior with loads of chrome trim. This 1957 Ford Thunderbird comes equipped with a white removable hardtop and, also sports a vinyl soft top, allowing you to change its appearance based on your mood. With no rust or body damage, this awesome classic is super clean. Powered by a 302 CID V8 engine mated to an automatic transmission. With new Coker tires, carb, radiator, battery, wheel cylinders, and fuel pump. The white striped tires on this bird is a retro-modern touch as they scream classic. These cars idle so smoothly and are an absolute joy to drive or cruise into your local car show. They truly are...

1973 is a very unique year as it is a mixture of old and new with a chrome bumper on the rear and a urethane front bumper! This is the only year for this mismatch as 1972 and back had both front and rear chrome, and 1974 and up had urethane front and rear. These cars are starting to become collector favorites for that reason. On top of that, and the ownership history of this particular vehicle, it is also rare being a convertible. Only 4,943 of the 30,0464 Corvettes produced in 1973 were convertibles! The front bumper on these were changed to meet Federal Safety requirements in a 5 MPH crash. Other changes in 1973 include: a new coolant overflow recovery system, sound deadening material sprayed on interior panels for a quiter ride, new chassis mounts that better isolate road chatter and vibration, recessed wipers replaced the vacuum controlled panel that were prone to failure on previous years, steel beams were added inside the doors to improve side impact protection, and rear luggage space increased by 2' in height. So the 1973 Corvette was quieter, safer, and a better driving vehicle than previous years thanks to these changes! This is...

Ragtop lovers flocked to Ford showrooms in 1955. They took home 49,966 1955 Ford Fairlane Sunliner Convertible Coupes. Only Chevy came remotely close with about 41,000 soft-top sales. Dramatically new sheet metal and a trendy wraparound windshield draped the carryover 115. 5-inch-wheelbase chassis. A concave checkerboard grille, Fairlane 'checkmark' bodyside trim, and large 'Jet-Tube' taillights completed the look in '55. This gorgeous classic car screams of the '50s. We're pretty sure you can hear the Happy Days theme song if you listen closely.

The Sunliner is powered by its original, numbers matching 292 CID V8 and Cruise-O-Matic transmission. The drive train has been recently rebuilt and now has just 3,500 miles! The car features a new top, lift cylinders, heater core, gas tank, alternator, rear air shocks, and front suspension. The exterior of the car is painted in a great looking red paint which glares and is highlighted by lots of chrome!

The interior is comprised of a custom red/black vinyl upholstery. The interior has been fully customized and makes this car show...