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By 1926 the Iconic Model T had been refined from the original crank-only basic horseless carriage of 1909 to a more practical and easier to drive vehicle for the masses. Henry Ford was a stubborn man and insisted that all Model Ts be painted black but after 1925 allowed for some additional colors including this medium tan accented with black fenders. This particular Model T was once part of the famous collection of Floyd Moore who was a Vice President of the Ford motor Company. This Tin Lizzy is mostly the way it left the Ford Motor Company Fabled assembly line. This car retains all of the original nickel plating as well as the original paint. What are the chances of finding another Model T with original paint? This car did have a mechanical rebuild in the 1970's and has...

By 1975 most auto manufacturers were phasing out convertibles and some thought they might disappear forever but this iconic Caddy is here to stay. Cadillac was always notorious for very large luxurious cars and this white dream boat is no exception. As you peer down the long hood you will notice the Cadillac hood ornament, stainless steel trim and light indicators on each front fender. This car was the epitome of high quality luxury and prestige at the time. This particular car was built in California and is believed to have been sold new in Beverly Hills. One thing is for sure, this land yacht cruises right along and the 500 cubic inch V8 provides very smooth acceleration getting you up to highway speed without hesitation. The Turbo Hydramatic 425 transmission shifts precisely and makes driving this car a true pleasure.

The fresh factory shade of Cotillion white paint is impeccable on this classic looks great in contrast with the original burgundy leather interior and glistens along with the stainless trim and huge chrome bumpers. Many mechanical restorations have been completed to...

This classic Packard is the epitome of 1950's styling with huge chrome bumpers, wide whitewall tires and two tone pastel green paint. The Tahitian Jade and Shannon green paint looks amazing and is sure to turn heads. The Packard Motor Company produced some of the most beautiful and high quality American vehicles and are still coveted by collectors today. At one point in the 1950's these cars were referred to as.

'Americas Rolls Royce' and stood out thanks to innovative styling and technology. In advertisements Packard use the phrase 'Ask the man who owns one' and actually did have a heavy referral base from the testimony of many satisfied owners. One innovation was a twist torsion-bar suspension that distributed upward force equally to each wheel allowing for a very comfortable driving car.

One thing on this car that you will notice immediately is the Clipper ship steering wheel logo used throughout the vehicle in 17 locations. The interior of this car is also finished in two-tone green and matches the outside very nicely. The dashboard features an engine-turned panel that looks stunning with chrome trimmed gauges and radio. All items on this car are currently working including...

The Mustang was born in April 1964 and thus referred to as 1964 1/2 models and quickly gained acceptance by the general public. Lee Iacocca was the Vice President of Ford at the time and referred to the popularity of the Mustang craze as a 'Home Run' for Ford. The little 4-seater 2-door car was soon seen everywhere and was the most successful launch by Ford since the Model A.

This Light Blue metallic beauty not only looks fantastic with a The original 200 cubic inch inline 6 cylinder starts effortlessly and sounds fantastic. The Cruise-O-Matic transmission shifts very nice. This car spent many years in Tennessee and was lovingly cared for by its female owners until recently. This car...

The 1970's saw some of the most flamboyant design in home interiors, fashion and of course cars and the flagship Cadillac was no exception. Up until the middle 1980's Cadillac was synonymous with size, beauty and overall elegant and luxurious styling and this car had all of that wrapped into a vehicle that by today's standards is over-the-top.

From front to back this beauty stretches 19. 5 feet and had a weight of 5,213 pounds which is unheard of in production cars of today. Under the massive hood you will find no shortage of displacement with a total of 500 cubic inches and the largest production V8 engine ever made. Mated to that is the ever popular smooth shifting Turbo Hydramatic transmission that seamlessly moves this sedan up to highway speeds without hardly feeling the shift in gears.

From front to back the Fleetwood Brougham was all about luxury and style from the enormous hood ornament to the stainless trim, fender skirts, Opera lights and automatic trunk lid. On the inside you will notice no shortage of elegance with automatic climate control, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, digital clock, cruise control, power seat, full leather seating surfaces by Fleetwood, remote mirrors and adjustable...