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One look at this 1963 Chevy Corvette is all you need to know that this car stands above the competition. Painted in Riverside red and polished to a high shine a person may need a set of sunglasses for proper viewing. The black interior is a wonderful compliment to the beautiful red exterior. The black top does a great job of pulling the car together into an unmistakable masterpiece. Under the hood you'll find a healthy and happy 350 small block Chevy. You wont have to worry about finding gears in this Corvette, the automatic transmission will do the work for you. This 1963 Chevrolet Corvette is sitting on period correct bias ply tires to...

This car is no replica, it's a real deal Henry Ford Steel 1935 Ford. The owner claims it's a numbers matching car with only 43,500 actual miles traveled since leaving Dearborn. It has been lovingly restored to its factory new splendor. First let's state the obvious; this car has a very regal aura about it; from the near-perfect Dearborn Blue paint, contrasting the brown interior, riding on red wires wheels, encased in wide white wall tires - this is a car to arrive in! The lovely tan top looks so classy it's hard to agree if it looks better with the roof up or down. Adding to the flair of this Art Deco classic is the rumble seat which offers plenty of leg and storage room.

Now lest talk about that famous Ford powerplant. This 'model 48' owns the road with it's original 221 cubic inch Flat head V8 mated to a 3 Speed, floor shifted transmission. It moves with authority thanks to the 85hp and 144lb-ft of torque twisting a 3. 90 rear gear. Its runs near whisper quite like a flathead should! This car is a great example of how well Henry and his team designed them. It's no...

The 1961 Corvette boasted a new rear end 'ducktail' look that made way for 20 percent more room behind the driver as storage space. The 1961 Corvettes were the last Corvettes available with body side coves in a contrasting hue, a mere $16. 15 option that most buyers ordered. With a base price of $3,934, standard features now included windshield washers, sun visors, a thermostatically controlled radiator fan, and a parking-brake warning light. Three additional options that this 1961 Corvette came equipped with are: Heater, 'Wonder Bar' AM Radio, and a four-speed manual transmission.

This 1961 Chevrolet Corvette is powered by a rebuilt 283 CID V8 engine with only 250 miles since rebuild, backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Options on this 1961 Chevrolet Corvette for sale include: Heater, 'Wonder Bar' AM Radio, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Hub Caps, Clock, White Wall Bias Ply Tires, and Manual Convertible Top. The exterior is painted in a gorgeous red with white side coves and is set off nicely with its white manual convertible top. The interior is also done well in a complimenting red vinyl interior and new red carpeting. Other new items on this 1961 Chevrolet...

The SL is a car that has never had to compromise. Whether it is with mind numbing performance or over the top interior features the SL has always been leading the way of the grand touring market. 2013 was no exception with the introduction of the all new aluminum uni-body construction which would shave an impressive 275 pounds off of the 2 seater. This impressive black beauty is in amazing condition and with less than 11000 miles it is sure to have years more of worry free enjoyment. The 429 HP 4. 7 Liter twin-turbo V8 looks great sitting right where it should be. The twin turbo plumbing goes right up the middle and looks just as good as the rest of this German masterpiece. The 7 speed automatic transmission shifts faster than you can think about it. The huge 13. 5 inch cross drilled brakes are pinched by a four piston caliper taking care of the massive power Press the button for the powered top and the car acts more as a transformer, all windows rolling down with the trunk flipping forward it truly is a sight to see. With the top down the car has a completely different look...

This'67 GTO is powered by a 400 cubic inch V8 engine and is backed by a 4-speed manual transmission running to a 10-bolt positraction rear end with 3:55 gears. Options on this 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible include: AM Radio, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Vinyl Interior, Seat Belts and BF Goodrich Silvertown Redline Radial tires wrapped around Pontiac Rally Wheels. This amazing classic was found stored in a barn in 1997 and received a complete frame-off restoration shortly after being discovered. The Convertible GTO is offered for sale with only 96,763 actual miles on it and has around 100 miles on it since the restoration. The iconic 4-speed convertible comes with PHS (Pontiac Historical Society) documentation as well as receipts from the restoration, the original protect-o-plate, owner's manual and the original dealers invoice. The classic looks great in its original color of Montego Cream with a black top and black interior. This 'WT'-code 400cid V8...