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This particular model is a stunning example, featuring a captivating rally green metallic pearl exterior that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The sleek lines and bold stance of this Mustang are accentuated by its distinctive color, making it a standout choice for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Step inside to experience the classic charm of a black interior that nicely complements the exterior's vibrant hue. The cabin offers a nostalgic atmosphere, inviting you to take a seat and enjoy the journey ahead. The interior design reflects the era's attention to detail, providing a comfortable and engaging driving environment that enhances the overall experience of this legendary vehicle. Under the hood, this Mustang is powered by a robust 289 V8 engine, delivering the kind of performance that has made the Mustang a symbol of power and excitement. Paired with a 5-speed manual transmission, this setup offers an engaging driving experience that allows you to connect with the road. This 1967 Ford Mustang is equipped with an AM/FM radio, providing entertainment options that enhance your driving experience....

What\'s in charge of handling all that horsepower? The answer is a Turbo 400 automatic transmission set at a 3200 stall capable of handling up to 1000 HP! This 69 Camaro SS wants to do just one thing. GO! In charge of making sure this power packed 489 has enough to drink is the upgraded Magnafuel fuel pump located in the trunk. An immaculate paint job accompanies the finely refinished interior with updated adjustable leather seats. A Kicker Audio System has also been added for this Camaro\'s occupants, if they - for some reason - don\'t want to listen to the on-going music that is this 69 Camaro\'s thunderous exhaust note. No detail for performance and style has been overlooked. Other features of this...

This Panel has endured a full nut and bolt restoration that nearly make the vehicle a time Machine. In 1954 the truck was purchased by the Ziddel family in St. Joseph, Missouri. The Panel was used for deliveries of the family store. As many years passed, the truck was replaced and parked in a barn where it sat for approximately 40 years. In 2006, there was an estate auction where it was purchased. In 2011, the long awaited truck then got a second chance. The owners noticed that the VIN ended in 1007, decoding the fact that this Panel was the seventh off the assembly line! It now carries the nickname, 'lucky seven'. Powering the Panel is the believed to be, original 248 Inline 6 cylinder engine. These engines were vastly advertised as the new thing in performance and reliability. To quote the 1954 ad, '125 horsepower with 7. 5 to 1 extra-high compression using...

This 5 window beauty has got the right look from any angle thanks in part to the very high quality Tangelo Pearl paint by House of Colors. This paint has just the right amount of shimmer and pearl that captures multiple colors from various angles. The 2- chopped top ads just the right amount roof clearance and helps to accentuate the gorgeous lines that the late 1930-s were famous for. The original Art-Deco style is enhanced by adding modern touches on the exterior such as color coded running boards, molded headlamps, color coded grill and hand painted pinstripes.

Moving onto the interior you will notice that no expense was spared turning this vintage classic into a luxurious driver. The base is a -97 Infiniti with leather seating surfaces, leather door panels and leather headliner. The Billet steering wheel leads to a power rack and pinion unit that makes driving this Olds a true pleasure. Driver information is delivered through the white-faced Classic Gauge set. Vintage Air with heat and defrost round out the impressive options including power brakes, rear mount stop light and Bose AM/FM Stereo with Cassette and CD player. The suspension is a Mustang II in the front with...

In 1970 there was a limited run of about 626 drop-top Pace Car edition Cutlass-. Of those, only a limited 358 were not adorned with the 442 package. Driving the rarity further is the fact that this was powered by the 350 CID Rocket V8. It is estimated that only 60 of these were originally built by GM and an unknown number survive today. With this car originally from Tuscon, AZ, the body is very solid and very straight. The car is equipped with a TH-400 automatic transmission to cruise through the gears.

The convertible top is brand new and it could be counted on one hand how many times the top has gone up or down. The car has very recently been restored to its former glory with new paint, new decals, and interior work done to give it that factory-fresh look. The car starts right up, shifts smoothly through the gears, and floats down the road. The 315hp 350...