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Fancy a swim? The deep shine of this custom 1929 Ford Model A Roadster Pickup looks like you could dive right in. This vehicle is powered by a stout Chevrolet 350 engine and shifted with a TH-400 3-speed automatic transmission. The power is directed to the rear wheels, via a Ford 9- housing, making for a notoriously trouble-free driveline. This custom cruiser is ready to stack on miles and miles of memories, car shows, and good times. A quick flick of the ignition will bring the 5. 7L V8 to a soft burble that only vintage iron can produce, and the custom exhaust system under the pickup gives an authoritative rumble, without causing its occupants to go deaf.

Now back to this paint. A multi-layer job was done to insure the deepest of shines was attained. The larger panels are broken up with custom pin striping giving even more of that old-skool hot rod feel. This is one bad truck, and it knows it! Chrome is minimal, but really helps tie in the whole design...

The Ford Mustang was released in April of 1964. To say it was successful would be an understatement, with sales hitting the million mark within a year it would go on to define a whole new market segment. The pony car would live on long after the muscle car making the Mustang the longest continuous running vehicle. This 68 is a great example of why these cars have stood the test of time. The exterior is in excellent condition with all the panels fitting as they should the car presents itself nicely. Covered in a period correct meadowlark yellow the black stripe accents the body lines and gives the car a unique look. The black top is in just as good condition with the hydraulics being recently replaced. Underneath is as solid as they come with a fresh set of leaf springs and shocks this 68 goes down the road super smooth. Whether sitting at a stop light or roiling down the road the note form the dual exhaust sounds great. Under the hood the 302 is right at home and with less than 5000 miles on the build it should have quite a long life ahead of it. With the...

The details taken into consideration in the engine bay alone, show what amount of time, effort, and money was put into the grade A build. The side draft carburetors alone give you that high-revving and racing vibe. British racing at its finest, this MG is backed by a tight shifting 4-speed manual transmission. Running through the gears in this fine Machine makes you feel like you're the star of your own spy movie! The exterior is just as lovely as the drivetrain, with a gorgeous coat of Black paint. With a nice finish and complimented with chrome bumpers, this 1960 MGA for sale is ready to cruise in to shows and take home some trophies. With original style spinner hub wires wheels wrapped in Blackwall radial tires, this British roadster drives nicer than it did when it left the assembly line in the 60s. The interior is beautiful and luxurious, with Red leather sport buckets. Surrounded by a woodgrain dash with an abundance of switches and levers, you feel like you're...

In 1957, Ford was on their last year of producing the first generation of their personal luxury car that they called the Thunderbird. The Thunderbird was released in 1955 and was a fun, fast, and luxurious car of its day and from -55 to this -57 changes had been made to these cars both subtle and more noticeable. Changes included the fins on the rear, updated front bumper, and dramatic changes to the gauges. This 1957 T-Bird has spent its life in a dry climate and is very clean both inside and out. The 292 cubic inch V8 in this small car helps it to get up and go. The exhaust tone is subtle but has a nice rumbling quality to it. The bright red exterior contrasts nicely against the white interior and to complete the classic look is a set of chrome wire wheels that make this car...

This '66 Mustang is powered by a 289 cubic inch V8 engine and is backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible include: Air conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Manual Convertible Top, Power Steering, Vinyl Interior, Seat Belts and Radial Tires wrapped around Steel Wheels with Hub Caps. This is a classic convertible 'Pony Car'. This '66 Mustang convertible is coated in a beautiful white hue with two tone blue and white Pony interior and comes with the convertible top boot as well. The Mustang is one of the most popular and collectible classic cars of all time and these early convertibles are highly sought after. The 289 cubic inch V8 offers plenty of power and the car...