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You are going to have to look far and wide to find a classic pickup that is in better shape inside and out than this 1964 Ford F100! No expense was spared when the restoration of this pickup was performed! Starting in July of 2013 and coming to completion during August of the following year this frame off restoration left no bolt or nut untouched. No matter what angle you approach this beauty from the professionally sprayed indigo blue paint job is sure to knock your socks off. When you look closer at the detail that was given to the body work and custom paint you-ll notice very nice touches such as subtle red, white and blue pinstriping that dresses both the driver-s and passenger-s sides. Don-t let the numerous car show awards fool you into thinking this pickup is a trailered show queen, in fact it is far from it. When the owners of this fine piece of Machinery started out on the build they wanted something they could take to car shows and be very proud of but also take on a road trip and never have to worry about reliability. Raising the hood reveals a very well dressed...

The Land Rover Defender. The Defender has only ever been sold in the USA a few times and they are especially hard to find with a diesel engine. This one is a 1988 Defender 90 Turbo Diesel. The current owner brought it over from Italy. It features original body work, a rebuilt 2. 5 liter turbo diesel engine and new KBX grill and surrounds, new Nitto Tires and Sawtooth rims, new Defender front seats, new winch bumper with 9000 lb winch, new LED light package, new snorkel, new locking cubby. This vehicle is a real work horse to say the least but that is part of its charm! It has a hard top, vinyl seats, seat belts, diesel engine,. It also has a 5 speed manual transmission. It features a Bright White paint job and the new interior is black vinyl. This one would make an awesome adventure vehicle that you can take on and off road for lots of...

This multiple best of show winner is a must see to believe with several modifications that give this El Camino -' Choo Choo a one of a kind. Powering this 1987 is a Jasper 383 small block V-8 with 385 horsepower and this engine only has 22,000 miles on it. With all that power you will drive smoothly as it shifts through the gears with a Turbo350 3-speed automatic transmission. Open the hood and you will see lots of chrome as the water pump, carburetor, intake manifold and air cleaner are Enduroshined.

Talk about looking stealth this 87 El Camino for sale is painted in all black and has been lowered 3 inches giving it a sleek yet sporty stance. All new upper ball joints, tie rod ends, springs and shocks have been installed as well. Step inside and you will sit comfortably on Black/Gray custom cloth bucket...

Not many know that this vehicle was first debuted in 1959 and lasted until 1987 with only 4 short years on hiatus. While Gunsmoke was on CBS and Sugar Sugar by The Archies was on the radio, this El Camino was cruising done the street brand new! Originally equipped with a 396 CID V8, this Chevy now has a new GM Performance 454 High Output V8 engine to muscle it along. Backing the 454 engine is the original Muncie 4-spd manual transmission. Both the engine and trans have just 3500 miles on them since they were rebuilt. In actuality, the engine is a new GM Performance engine that is still making its way through the break in period. Following the drive train is a new Detroit TrueTrac rear-end with 3. 08 gears for great cruising efficiency. Now this El Camino has no problem cruising at 75 mph highway speed. Don't worry about low end torque, the 454 engine has plenty of it on tap. Options include: CD player, power brakes, power steering, tilt wheel, seat belts, vinyl interior, radial tires, and aluminum/alloy wheels. The power brakes and steering make this classic ride enjoyable...

Heads will turn when you pull up in this beautiful black and blue, tan interior truck. It is powered by a 350 V8 engine with a 4 speed automatic transmission. It has 7925 miles since it was rebuilt. The 1940 Chevrolet Pickup was among the first modern pickups produced by Chevy beginning in 1937. The one in our showroom is a beautiful example of the modern streamlined design. The 1940 model sported a newly redesigned cab and a more driver friendly instrument panel. And this one is ready to turn heads at...