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This means there are many hours of good times that are begging to be had on road and off/road. Backing this power plant is a 5-speed manual transmission married to a Hi and Low transfer case, meaning that you can have that launch in 1st or cruise down the interstate comfortably. Working that 4WD is as easy as turning in the hubs and pulling a lever and off to the mud you can go, say you get into an area where you need lots of torque and low speed then its 4WD Low time! The Jeep for sale is sporting a deep and glossy red paint that can be seen for miles, with everything that is not painted having undercoating laid on it you can rest assured that you and your new Jeep will have a long and healthy relationship. That is unless you start to see a bronco or blazer on the side? Kidding. The interior on this 1979 Jeep for sale rocks two black vinyl sport bucket seats that are ready to be sat in and a bench in the back for you friends. Options on this 1979 Jeep CJ7 includes: AM/FM,...

**TITLED AS A 1974 GLC 31***.

Gateway Classic Cars welcomes this 1974 Glassic Industries 1931 Ford Model A replica to its showroom located in West Deptford, NJ! Started in 1964 by E. V. Faircloth, Glassic Industries earned a reputation for its exquisite replica car program that saw production of approximately 1600 fiberglass-bodied replicas of 1931 Model A Fords from 1966 to 1981. Located in West Palm Beach, Florida the Glassic Company were one of the first enterprises to spearhead an effort to manufacture vehicles of a time gone past, but not forgotten. Many of the cars were Phaeton body style, but some were roadsters as seen here in this beautiful example! While often confused with Shay replicas, Glassic replicars are unique in that they were physically modified to be more practical for driving. While this car replicates a 1931 Ford Model A, car enthusiasts will be quick to point out inconsistencies with this car and the real McCoy. This was not Glassic-s intent as their goal was to capture the timeless design while providing a driver-friendly platform. One can take note of the wider doors and greater seating room compared to an authentic 1931 Model A. This Glassic wears lovely purple...

The T5 Mustang was Fords way of not paying a copyright fee in Germany for using the Mustang name. They used the T5 designation internally when building the Mustang, so they simply dropped the Mustang and called it a T-5 And problem solved. The car just like in America was an instant success with them being sold to the same up and coming market. This example has been owned by the same couple for the last 50 years with the original transfer paperwork available. The first thing you notice about the car is its green paint which was redone in 1999 back to its original color. The tan top is in great condition with the power option being highly sought after and this one working as it should. The red line wheels are a great look and compliment the deluxe wheel covers nicely. The rocker panel moldings give it a refined look while giving protection to the rockers them self. Under the hood is the original 289 which was gone through about 9000 miles ago. The car runs great with it not blowing any smoke and decent amount of power. The 3 speed transmission shifts as it should with a good...

It-s one of only 14 cars ever built by the Besasie Auto. Co. Inc in Milwaukee, WI. The family behind this venture also were key employees at Excalibur, also in WI. This is our first Besasie Automobile ever and will undoubtedly be our last. The word -rare- doesn-t even begin to cover it. Take some time to check out this magnificent pearl white 1993 BACI Roadster for sale in our Arizona showroom. Most sold for well over $85,000 when new and all were built on brand new Ford Thunderbird chassis, with every possible option available. This is a large, full-size Roadster that tips the scales at a rather svelt 3700 pounds and over 17 feet in overall length! This automobile makes a statement wherever it-s seen. This beauty has the styling of many of the now-classic motorcars from the pre-war era with such features as a two piece hood, classic waterfall grille, simulated supercharger external exhaust pipes, running boards, removable rear fender skirts, a two piece windshield, a rear third brake lamp resembling a shark fin (the ONLY Besasie Automobileso equipped), art deco-inspired bumpers, real wire wheels, and a power convertible top with a full headliner to keep out the road...

The odometer reads 67,303, which are original to this 1972 Cadillac. Options for this 1972 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Hub Caps, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Seats, Power Windows, Tilt/Telescopic Wheel, Seat Belts, Leather Interior, and White Wall Radial Tires. The Eldorado was a personal luxury car that was produced by Cadillac from the model years 1953 to 2002. During its 50-year production that spanned 10 generations, its competitors ranged from the Lincoln Mark series to the Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe. The name Eldorado is the combination of two Spanish words which translate to 'the golden one. ' The seventh generation of the Eldorado ran from 1971 to 1978. In 1971 the Eldorado underwent many changes and upgrades. The overall length of the car grew 2 inches, but the wheel base grew 6 inches. Fender skirts returned, and the rear quarter windows were removed. In their place were fixed 'opera' styled windows that were intended to mask the widened C-pillar. Powering this beautiful Cadillac is the 8. 2L 500 cubic inch monster V8 engine. The 3 speed automatic transmission transfers the power to the...