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The later first-gen Mustangs are for the lovers of road-owning style. After all, they made these a bit longer than the first few years, and that gave them a far more substantial appearance. It also doesn't hurt that this one is painted in a sinister Grey. It also has a well-coordinated black that gives it some Mach 1 sporty style. This includes the deep front air dam, full-length hockey stick stripe, rocker stripe, and full-width rear spoiler. Plus, we all love the look of the blackout hood with ram air style NACA scoops. It is presented with a clean look that also won't make you afraid to hit the road and enjoy this car on a sunny Sunday. And so this is the substantial Mustang that makes it easy to have a memorable presence on the streets.

The black convertible top goes with the rest of the exterior's black accenting for a stylish appearance. With the touch of a button, it folds back to reveal an all-black interior. So you get a coordinated look with the roof up or down. Not only was this car born with this desirable color combo, but the interior shows off the kind of classic style this...

This is a special F85, having been owned by the same family since 1974. They bought it from the original owners, and have kept, restored, and loved this car. The current family member-owner rode in this car as a baby. they had is restored frame off in 1997, and has documentation of everything done to it over the past 50 years.

First introduced in 1961 as the top trim level in Olds' compact F85 line, over the years the Cutlass name accumulated great brand equity, and became one of the most popular nameplates in the industry in the 1970s. As General Motors began developing its first compact cars, the Oldsmobile, dubbed F85, would share a new Y-body platform, using a 112-inch (2845 mm) wheelbase and still-novel unibody construction, with the Buick Special and Pontiac Tempest. This 62 Cutlass F85 is powered by the original All Aluminum 215 CID V8, and is backed by the 3-speed Roto Hydramatic Auto transmission....

Powering this '04 Corvette is a 350+ horsepower 5. 7-liter 350CID V8 engine. This 2004 Chevrolet Corvette for sale is more than eager to light up the tires! Backing the peppy V8 is an automatic that shifts through the gears with ease. With a heads-up display, there's no need to ever take your eyes off the road. It's so hard to believe you can have all of this performance and still manage over 25 miles to the gallon on the highway. With performance aside, the exterior is what really makes this 2004 Corvette for sale pop! With a lovely and deep dark glossy black that shimmers in the sunlight and hugs every line of this sexy bowtie muscle car! Drop the top on this convertible beauty and you have yourself one fun driving convertible. Nothing is quite the same as driving around town topless, I assure you. The factory aluminum/alloy wheels are wrapped in performance radial tires, which give you that extra piece of mind when on the road. The interior is sporty and simple, with a touch of class and sophistication. With black leather bucket seats,...

Beautiful Red Paint with Red/Tan Interior. It is powered by a Flathead inline 6. This baby is sporting the famous 3 on the tree. The owners tried to keep it looking like it would have when in rolled off the line. The car drives and handles good for old technology. The interior is a nice red and tan vinyl that looks like it has been well cared for. This baby even has a power top. Now that will come in handy when you're out cruising on those summer nights. Options on this 1950 Plymouth Special...

Ford restored a famous name to its lineup in 2002 with Thunderbird, a 2-seat convertible with retro styling cues. It was the first Thunderbird in five years--and the first T-bird convertible since 1966--sold surprisingly well out of the chute, claiming a solid 31,368 paying customers.

For comparison, the same-year Chevrolet Corvette racked up 35,767 sales. Designed for relaxed cruising, the T-Bird was not offered with a sport suspension or an upgrade engine option. The standard powerplant was a 3. 9-liter V8, which was a short-stroke version of the AJ-26 4. 0-liter V8 available in the Jaguar. The T-Bird's 3. 9 was rated at 252 horsepower.

Our pristine beauty all wrapped in black, appears new, inside and out, with only 22,633 miles on the odometer! With an extensive list of options, this t-bird is loaded to the roof with creature comforts! And speaking of loaded to the roof,...