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Not your normal, run-of-the-mill Mustang Coupe, this cherry red paint with black ralleye stripes and matching black interior has been built to run. This original Arizona car is more than ready-to-go, sporting a block-bored 302 that has had all the essentials replaced and/or upgraded like all-new bearings and lifters, a new high-volume Mellig oil pump, new double-roller timing set, a Petronics point-less ignition conversion and on and on. A brand new dual exhaust system from the JBA headers all the way back to the rear bumpers has been installed as well as a Mustangs Plus complete Grab-A-Trak suspension kit. Competing with the Camaro, the Firebird, it-s cousin the Cougar and a redesigned Plymouth Barracuda, the Ford design engineers for the 1967 Mustang knew they had their work cut out for them, using a wider track, simulated finned sidescoops and 3-element taillamps to...

Produced from 1970 thru 1981, the second-generation Camaro represented a new chapter in American auto history. The muscle car era was in a decline due to oil crises, rising insurance costs and overall safety. While performance may have taken a backseat, no one could deny the cool factor of these cars. Now longer and wider, the beloved pony car was deemed the -Driver-s Car- by GM engineers and made a significant impact on those who were lucky enough to own one! This Arizona car wears brilliant -Blue Me Away Hyper Metallic- that shimmers in the light. Paired with gorgeous American Racing Torq Thrust wheels and a crisp all original tan interior, this Chevy will stop you dead in your tracks! Unique to the 1974 model year, aluminum bumpers were added to meet federal safety standards which not only increased the length of the car by seven inches, but provided for a more aerodynamic appearance. Additionally, it was the last year for the flat rear window with thick roof pillars. Open the L-88 hood to reveal a healthy 383 Stroker rated at 425 horsepower linked to a TH350 automatic transmission with 3:73 gears for great highway cruising! A new Hotchkis sway bar...

The Mustang created the 'pony car' class of American automobiles. This Iconic pony car has been completely gone through and restored around 25 years ago. The paint is a beautiful shade of red and was painted at the time of the restoration. The automatic Convertible top was replaced at the time of the restoration and is in excellent shape. Under the hood is the 200ci inline 6 engine that has powered these 1965 Mustangs. Putting the power to the ground is a 3-speed manual transmission. Inside you will find a nice red vinyl interior that is basic but exceptionally clean. It-s very hard to find these old Pony Cars where everything is still intact. Options on this 1965 Ford Mustang include; AM/FM radio, vinyl interior, seat belts, Radial tires with Factory Steel Wheels and Hub caps...

This 67 Camaro is all business and meant for the strip but does have a clean title with an actual VIN. The car has been fitted with mostly fiberglass pieces which reduce weight but are also a little more forgiving than their steel counterparts. The blue paint is flashy and looks great while doing those nasty burnouts. Underneath that huge fiberglass cowl hood is a massive 468 big block. With a 4340-crank turning a set of Wiseco pistons this engine requires some serious fuel if you want it to run to its full potential. The Dart 360 heads are some of the best in the business while a set of ARP studs hold it all together. The Victor high rise intake is another great component especially with that monster Quick fuel 1050 feeds this monster the high-octane fuel it needs to run down the 660 ft. The built 176 power glide transmission is the go to in the drag world requiring only one shift during your run. The 5500-stall combined with the TCI trans brake these 67 hits hard off the line. The bolt 12...

When the Ford Mustang was introduced it changed the landscape of American automotive history forever, creating a new classification of car, the Pony car.

Powering this 66' Pony car is a 302 CID V8. The 3-speed automatic transfers the power to the pavement. This Mustang is finished in the classic and sought-after Wimbledon White exterior over Blue Pony interior. The blue pony vinyl interior in good condition, free from any rips, tears, or major wear. This Mustang also features a full console that really completes the look of these Mustang interiors. Options for this 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe include: Air Conditioning, new Bluetooth stereo upgrade, Power Steering, Power Brakes,...