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The late 60s was an incredible time to be alive to see all the incredible automotive designs coming to the market. While the muscle car wars had the throttle wide open there was another war about to start. Chevrolet seeing the success that Ford was having with their Bronco and the International Harvester Scout for a few years decided to answer with their own model, and in 1969 the K5 Blazer was born. Within a years-time the Blazer would outpace both Ford and International in sales and even make Jeep take notice! Here we have a '90 model and just so you are aware the V10 has nothing to do with the engine, the name replaced K5 in the late 80s. As you walk around the Blazer, you'll notice the white paint is in good order. The red cloth interior follows suite and really is even nicer than the exterior. Under the hood is naturally a 350ci V8 running the power down through a 4-speed automatic transmission. The 4x4 control feels easy to use and is on the floor. The current owner has had her around 3 years, acquired from a private...

The Suburban nameplate has been a staple in the General Motors lineup since 1935. Considered to be the first mass produced station wagon. The 1979 GMC Suburban is a seventh- generation model that was produced from 1973-1991. Prior to 1973 the Suburban had only one door on the left side. Front and rear air conditioning, an optional heater under the 3rd rear seat and easy access step-plates were introduced.

This 1979 GMC Suburban 2500 is equipped with the optional YE9 Sierra Classic Package. The package included a chrome grille, deluxe instrument panel with brushed aluminum dash panel, door pull handles and lower carpet on the door panels. It also includes the factory Trailering Special package with 12,000 GCW. This beauty is painted in two-gray paint with a burgundy velour interior....

These 1950's pick up trucks really are popular for so many reasons, first they are just nostalgic and cool, they make great weekend drivers to go to the store or visit a local car show. You can also use this truck to advertise your business. This truck has recently been repainted in a cream color that accentuates the trucks shape. And goes well with the wood stake sides. This is a two owner vehicle with the second owner only had it two years. The truck is a numbers matching original equipment nice representation of classic Chevrolet at that time. The motor is a straight six 235 cu. inch mated to a three speed manual transmission, column shift. The interior is finished in Grey and black very work truck like. The bed of the truck has wood side stakes and bed in new condition that look great with the paint color. It has heat in the cab....

This Ford F150 shows 163529 on the odometer but she is one clean truck. Equipped with a 5. 0 302 V8 and a 5 - speed manual transmission this one is a little rare. It is equipped with air conditioning, AM FM radio power steering, tilt wheel, and power locks. Chrome Cragar wheels with oversize tires look great and the truck also has manual locking hubs. Inside the cab is the 40 20 40 Ford bench seat with fold down storage and arm rest. It is a cloth interior which was...

This 1964 Chevrolet El Camino is powered is being by a 327 CID paired with a 300R Transmissions that makes this cool El Camino glide down the road with ease. The Orange paint looks beautiful and is sure to make you stand out from the crowd. The black cloth interior is in great shape and is comfortable on a long cruise. Power steering and power brakes make this El Camino a breeze to cruise in. Options on this 1964 Chevrolet El Camino include AC, Satellite radio, CD player, tilt wheel, Power Locks, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Seat Belts, Cloth Interior and Alloy wheels with Radial tires.