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These small, two-seat roadsters that were first on sale in 1955 as a response to GM's Corvette have always been highly collectible and recognizable classic cars. Though it's clear that sportiness was a part of Ford's vision for the car, Thunderbirds were marketed as 'Personal Luxury Cars' and had an emphasis on comfort, convenience and technology as a result. The '57 was particularly well received with 21,380 examples sold that year (around 25% more than in 1955 and '56). Painted in an attractive and classy 'Colonial White' with a White Vinyl Hardtop, this T-Bird for sale features shiny 15' chrome wire wheels surrounded by white-wall radial tires and desirable fender skirts at the rear. Check out those tailfins too! This Thunderbird's vibrant Red vinyl interior will bring you right back to the glory days of 1950's America. Easily remove the Hardtop and you can take this car out 'topless', completely changing the appearance of this sexy Bird. And never fear: if you find yourself out on the town and rain is in the forecast there's a White convertible top tucked away behind the seat that acts as your security. This restored Thunderbird for sale features several high-end options including power...

The Corvette has always been regarded as the flagship model amongst the Chevrolet lineup and this red beauty is a prime example of how a C3 body style can truly shine above the rest. This hot red performance Machine is the first year that the C3 was introduced but is made more desirable by the fact that this baby is a convertible. The summer hot red color of red is nicely contrasted against a black vinyl interior with a black soft convertible top. Under the hood of this cherry sports car lies a 327 cubic inch small block V8 which supplies plenty of horsepower and torque to move this car along quickly. The V8 is bolted to a 4-speed manual transmission making for the full feel of what it feels like to drive a top notch sports car. The Corvette is equipped with AM/FM radio with cassette, manual convertible top, power brakes, and power steering to make any driving experience in this performance...

First introduced late in 1964, the Ford Mustang was similar to the Falcon, but with a redesigned and sporty exterior, and some muscle under the hood. Offered in three different body styles, the convertible Mustang is especially desirable, with coupe and fastback models being offered as well. This eye catching 65 Mustang with cold AC, power steering, a manual top, rebuilt 289 V8, and 3 speed automatic transmission. The exterior is finished in a tasteful Silver Blue and the interior accents it beautifully with same silver blue vinyl upholstery featuring the classic pony look. This Mustang will surely get you plenty of attention out on the open road, or at your local classic car show! Opening the door, you will find a great interior so you can take the entire family for a cruise and look good doing it! This 1965 Mustang is in beautiful condition inside and out as you look at this classic there is no doubt it has been well maintained and while maintaining most of...

Powering this sharp convertible is a crate 350 CID V8 that is mated to a 700R4 automatic transmission and pushing the power to the ground by a Ford 9' with 3. 08 gears. This car has all the art deco style with none of the associated penalties! Displaying classic styling with modern upgrades like air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, and AM FM radio with CD player; this 1940 Chevy is a pleasure to drive with the top down on a sunny afternoon. The AC blows cold when the sun is beaming down, and the power steering and brakes leave the performance of the original running gear in the distant past. This car is ready to go anytime, anywhere. A great way to experience the past and turn heads while making new friends and memories. The current owner has enjoyed this car for the past 15 plus years and is finally willing to let someone else enjoy it!

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1995 was the beginning of the 993 series, considered one of the best air-cooled 911 models. Still very much the 911 that enthusiasts grew to love over decades, this 911 also features some major improvements over those before it. Smoother bodywork with cut front fenders and rounded flares look modern but are still distinctly 911. Similarly, this Porsche still holds onto its unconventional weight distribution of 40/60 that has always been the recipe for 911's but improved multilink rear suspension with two upper links and lower control arms help to reduce oversteer in this 1995 model. The powerplant retains Porsche's 3600cc (220 CID) Flat-6 motor with an all-aluminum block and heads that was boosted to 270hp and 243lb ft of torque for the 993 series. A 0-60 time of 5. 4 seconds and a top speed of 168mph were some of the other factory numbers on this 911. Just 79,000 actual miles are on the car and everything remains in great running condition and well serviced. The 'Grand Prix White' exterior paint is complemented by the power Blue convertible top and Blue interior leather with a familiar Porsche cabin that is comfy but upright for a more commanding road view. This...