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The GS400 was a bit of a humble legend in the muscle car world when it arrived. Although its GM brethren motor divisions were producing cars like GTO, Chevelle SS and 4-4-2's, that didn't mean Buick was standing pat. In fact, the GS400 got standard functional hood scoops for '69, something none of its higher-profile corporate siblings had. The 'Cool Air' induction system used a twin-snorkel air cleaner with two foam muffs that sealed against the scoop openings. Some local circles even dubbed the car 'The Judge Killer'.

New for 1969 were the STAGE1 and STAGE2 options on these iconic muscle cars. STAGE1 boosted output to 345 bhp. It had a high-lift cam, 11. 0:1 compression instead of 10. 25:1, a special carburetor and fuel pump, and larger low-restriction exhausts. Currently under the hood is a numbers matching 400. The Build Sheet is included with this Buick and it also includes a binder full of restoration receipts. Power is paired to a 4-speed manual transmission and spins the Posi rear end to translate power to pavement. This GS400 Convertible is only 1 of only 351 4-speeds ever built. You can confidently drive this Buick anywhere although...

This '65 drop top was a 'C-code' car originally (V8 with 2bbl carburetor) and was completely nut-and-bolt restored to its current condition- a literal show winner that includes a top-tier 'Award of Excellence' at the Mustang 40th Anniversary event. This 1965 Mustang is a triple black car that has 'Raven Black' exterior with a black power convertible top and black vinyl interior with the desirable Pony Package. Check out those sweet 17inch chrome wheels with custom made Shelby GT350 center decals too! They really set off this build while the 4-wheel SSBC stainless steel power disk brakes with slotted rotors and red powder coated calipers just show you how much attention to detail was put into this 1965 Ford Mustang convertible. The numbers-matching 289 CID V8 block was rebuilt on this car with many high quality and performance upgrades added during the restoration such as a Holley 570 Street Avenger 4bbl carburetor, Edelbrock aluminum heads and an MSD electronic ignition. A 5-speed T5 manual transmission has been mated to the small-block Ford V8 and comes with a high-performance racing clutch and a Steeda short-throw shifter to get this all-black Pony moving as quick as your heart desires. A Ford 9' Currie...

The 4-4-2 name derives from the original set up of the first car that debuted in 1964. The set up was just that a 4 barrel carb, 4 speed transmission and dual exhaust. Pretty much everything desired on your first generation muscle cars. Some people, even to this day, think that 442 is the cubic displacement of the motor but in all reality Oldsmobile never made a 442 CID motor. This numbers matching car is powered by a 455 CID Rocket Engine, paired with a Turbo Hydro 3 speed automatic with a Hurst dual gate shifter. This cars beautiful engine has been rebuilt in 2018. It's painted blue with Black stripes on the OAI hood, Black convertible top, and Black vinyl interior. Options on this...

This fully restored beauty is a rare find, only 701 convertibles were produced. Only 50 had factory air! In a gorgeous shade of red with body and belt moldings, this car is a showroom quality convertible. It's been garaged stored and is ready to hit the show circuit. When you pop open the hood, you're thrown back to the late 60s, as you see a 440 super commando staring you back in the face. The 375bhp 4 barrel monster is backed by a heavy duty 727 torqueflite automatic transmission, giving this car the epitome of a Mopar muscle drivetrain. Everything has been restored correct and back to stock specs, including the correct: hoses, wires, fender badging, and more. The ponies are thrown to the ground via redline radial tires, which are wrapped around mag style wheels. The interior is muscular and elegant, with: black vinyl bucket seats, black dash with factory...

Built with sharp and edgy lines, this hot rod catches looks from all the bystanders. Powering this '34 is a fuel injected, 5. 7 liter LT1 engine. Plucked out of a late model Camaro, this LT1 was born to scoot! Adorned with more polished and chromed pieces than you can shake a stick at, this '34 Chevrolet convertible for sale is ready to show and go! Backing the small block Chevy is a 700r4 automatic transmission with overdrive. The overdrive, combined with the 2. 73 rear gearing, makes this hot rod Chevy a classic with plenty of pep in its step while still allowing for decent fuel mileage too! The power is thrown to the pavement via a C4 Corvette independent rear suspension, which simply hugs the road. Surrounded with both 4-wheel power disc brakes and power steering, this Chevy is just as much an easy cruiser as it is an eager bruiser! Performance aside, the exterior is really what grabs the crowd's attention. The steel body is a rarity and a beauty, painted in an eye catching shade of red. With manual convertible top, this bowtie is ready to drop the top and go! The aluminum alloy wheels are wrapped...