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This '75 Oldsmobile Convertible is powered by a numbers matching 455 cubic inch V8 (Rocket) backed by the original 3-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 1975 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Convertible for sale include: A/C, AM/FM Radio, Automatic Convertible Top, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Seats, Power Windows, Vinyl Interior, Cruise Control, Tilt Wheel and White Wall Tires with Wire Hub Caps. The classic is offered for sale with just 36,040 actual miles. This four-owner '75 convertible Delta 88 Royale has recently replaced tires and shocks. 1975 was the last production year for the...

This Delta 88 is powered by the 425 CID V8 that was standard on the Delta 88 for 1967 and optional on lower models of the big Olds. 1967 was the first year you were no longer able to choose a 4-speed transmission as it was a low production option in previous years. Mild body changes appeared in 1967 including a new headlight treatment that placed the blinkers between the twin headlights, a first since 1959. New options for 1967 included front disc brakes and an 8-track player that really helped the Oldsmobile become a big player in full size convertibles.

This particular Oldsmobile is painted in the original Pewter color over black vinyl interior with power windows, power brakes, power steering and a power top. The car has had the entire drivetrain...

There is no question the Mustang may be the most well known American vehicle. 1973 marked a turning point for the Mustang from the Muscle car era to the fuel economy crisis. In '74 there wasn't even a V8 option for the Mustang which was disappointing for many. This '73 model features the legendary 351 Cleveland V8 engine with a 2 barrel carburetor. Set up with an automatic transmission and 2. 73 final drive ratio this one is a dream to cruise on the highway. Of course the best part is. the top goes down. Who can argue with a convertible Mustang on a sunny day? This particular drop top is finished in Light Blue with a black convertible top and matching...

Bought locally here in St Louis just over 50 years ago! This rare automatic transmission Corvair has been garaged and enjoyed since its restoration in 2000 and will not disappoint you. The white exterior was repainted in 2000 and still looks fantastic. The light blue vinyl interior is believed to be original and takes you back to 1964 in a flash. With just 69,770 original miles, this beauty sports the orignial inline-six rear engine with an auto power guide transmission; the automatic transmission is a rarity to find. The Corvair sits on traditional white wall tires. If you get caught out in the rain, or on the verge of getting sunburned, the black convertible top is functional and is in showroom quality. The AM radio dials in the oldies of yester year heard via the dash speaker. The Corvair's production ran from 1960-1969. Winning Motor Trend's Car of the Year in 1960. The Corvair did not receive any updates until 1964 when the engine displacement was increased from 145 to 164 cu. in....

This classic British roadster is a favorite across the world and remains as one of the most admired British classic cars today. This MGB has a overdrive 4 speed manual transmission paired up to a numbers matching 4 cylinder 1. 8 engine with approximately 6,000 miles since the rebuild. This excellent example of a British roadster received a rebuilt 4 speed with overdrive transmission during the restoration. This 1973 MGB was given new paint during the rebuild and really shows off classic British styling. In addition to the exterior, you'll find superbly done chrome molding around the car that accentuates the iconic silhouette of MG design. Around the vehicle you'll notice clean front and back chrome bumpers and complete MG emblems. This 1973 European classic was treated to new brakes and sits on vintage MG wire wheels that truly give it that classy look. This sporty convertible classic is fun to drive and makes for a great summer vehicle when the top is...