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The Chevrolet Camaro started its awesome run in 1967 and still in production today except for a short lapse from 2003 to 2010. Introduced as General Motors answer to the Ford Mustang. Over five million Camaros have been built since its inception, spanning to the present sixth generation model. Here we have a 1989, a late 3rd generation model. The 3rd gens were known as the F-body Camaro and first to feature a hatchback body style. This '89 is specifically a IROC-Z Convertible. IROC-Z stands for International Race of Champions, a racing circuit. This racing circuit is well renowned for all the cars being equipped the same; therefore, it's all on driver skill! The IROC-Z debuted in '85 and featured an upgraded suspension, lowered ride height, specially valved Delco-Bilstein shocks, larger diameter sway bars, a steering/frame brace known as the 'wonder bar', a special decal package, and an optional Tuned Port Injection system taken from the Chevrolet Corvette.

As you walk around this '89 you will notice just how nice the condition of the red paint and black top. The black leather interior follows suit and balances the tones well. Under the hood, and stated to be the original numbers matching,...

The Mercury Comet during this time period is essentially an upmarket Ford Falcon, although interestingly the grille on this second-generation Comet resembles that of a Lincoln Continental. The 'Caliente' is the top trim level and offered chrome side body moldings, Caliente badging and for ragtops like this car the power-operated convertible top. Painted in 'Polar White', this Comet looks as sharp as it is fun to drive and the Blue soft top is a complimenting color. The 'Style Steel' Rallye wheels provide a nostalgic touch for those looking to buy a classic car without too many aftermarket appearance modifications. 1965 was Ford's big Mustang year and the 289 CID V8 engine is evidence of that. In this Comet Caliente, the 289 comes with a 4bbl carburetor and a factory horsepower rating between 225 and 270hp. Shifting the gears is a 3-speed 'Merc-O-Matic' automatic transmission (closely related to the Ford C4). Power front disc brakes should assist with stopping capabilities on this sporty drop-top Mercury. Hop inside and you'll be greeted with Light Blue vinyl interior. This vehicle comes with (working! ) factory air conditioning blowing through under dash vents and it also features a tissue box- an upscale option at the...

In 1955, the Thunderbird was revealed as a personal luxury car and changed over time until production ceased at the end of 1997. In 2002, Ford brought the Thunderbird back as a two-seat model that was available until the end of 2005, during its success Ford produced over 4. 4 million Thunderbirds. Ford created a flurry of excitement when the revived Thunderbird appeared as a 2002 model. Though it is fully modern underneath, the redesigned model was a throwback to the original two-passenger T-Bird of 1955 - 1957. The wheels have been restyled and a universal garage-door opener is now standard for the 2004 model year. The front fenders hold new V-8 badges, and newly styled seats have leather seating surfaces. Adapted from the Lincoln LS platform, the rear-wheel-drive Thunderbird has a 3. 9-liter V-8 engine -- which received a boost from 252 to 280 horsepower for 2003 -- and a five-speed automatic transmission. The convertible comes in Deluxe and Premium trim levels. A removable plastic hardtop is optional, and the car's hood, fenders, and rear deck are also made of plastic. Even...

This Magnetic Red Beauty has just 45,556 miles on the odometer and has been well cared for. The light oak interior complements the red exterior nicely. Equipped with Heads up Display and a Bose Sound System, top down driving is more enjoyable.

Equipped with a 5. 7L 350 LS1, AA3 Memory package, B84 Body side molding, FE1 Soft Ride Suspension System, NK4 Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel, T96 Fog Lamps, UV6 Heads Up Display, CV2 Dual Zone Air Conditioning, UZ6 Bose Speaker 2 Amp System W/ Power Antenna, and U75 Adjustable Sport Bucket Seats.

This drop top Corvette is ready for summertime car shows and summer night cruises and runs to the ice cream stand.

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When it comes to fun to drive roadsters the MGB is what everyone thinks of. Introduced in the early 60s the MGB was the car of choice for driving enthusiasts and defined the roadster segment for the era. This 1966 example is a sight to behold with its chrome bumpers and Bright Red paint with a sheen that will make a speeding bullet jealous. The interior is cozy and snug just like a sports car should be. With black vinyl bucket seats, shift knob and proper sporting gauges the driver has everything they need for their next spirited drive. Under the hood is a plucky 4 cylinder with two side draft carbs that purrs like a kitten. Backed by a 4-speed manual transmission this motor is a delight to drive. When the weather gets hairy the vinyl...