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This Thunderbird is a beautiful example of 60s luxury, style, and class. Finished in a gleaming black paint job, with endless amounts of shining chrome, this T-bird will turn heads wherever it travels. The cockpit inspired interior is clean and straight, with good vinyl, carpets, door panels, and dash. This is one of fewer than 11,800 Thunderbird convertibles produced for 1960, and the current owner has detailed history documenting the care and work hes put into keeping this Bird flying high. Powered by a strong running 352 V8 and sending those ponies through a smooth shifting automatic transmission, youll be ready to cruise in style. Factory equipment includes wire wheels, power operated convertible top, power steering and brakes, dual remote mirrors, white wall tires, seat belts, and a spare tire and jack. The car has also been modified to accommodate...

This particular 1969 Vette has been with its current owner since 1996. 1969 was a monumental year in the annals of muscle car history as it saw American manufacturers aggressively producing some of the fastest and most stunning cars. Chevrolet struck the hearts of buyers yet again with its offering the Corvette with its sleek lines and quickness. Professionally painted in a beautiful White, this car grabs the attention of anyone it passes! There will be no mistaking you as you cruise down the highway in this incredible ride! Peek inside and youll see that all the lights work and all gauges, clock and AM/FM radio are fully functioning. Powering this beautiful C3 Corvette is the numbers matching 427 CID V8! The 427 Has some goodies, such as Edelbrock Torker Manifold, big Holley Carb, and long tube headers. Coupled to the 427 is the 4 speed Muncie transmission that shifts with ease as you coast down the road. If youre looking for a sweet Chevy or simply an awesome muscle car to take to...

1964 was the second year for what is commonly known as the c2. The convertibles did not have such a drastic change as the coupes which got rid of the now classic split window design. This red beauty is not your typical 64 as you can see the wheel wells have been stretched out a bit so you can put a tad wider tire under the wheel wells. The flip up lights were smoothed out leaving a seamless frontend. The lights have been hidden behind the black grill under the nose. The fiberglass work is top notch and looks like it could be factory. Under the hood is a 327 that runs very well mated up to the Muncie 4 speed transmission this car is an absolute blast to drive. The white vinyl top can easily be put up or down by popping up the back panel where it is stowed...

For the 1956 model, more trunk space was added, the spare wheel was mounted outside (which helped free up trunk space) Commonly known as a continental kit, this is a highly sought-after option for first generation T-birds. 1956 also marks the first year of the famous 'port hole' windows, an iconic piece of 50's styling, though this car is equipped with super clean soft top. With only 15,631 made in 1956, these are the rarest of the two-seater Thunderbirds.

This car went through a full restoration at Prestige Thunderbird in California, one of the premier restoration shops for these 50's birds. The list of new parts is far too long, but rest assured every part of this car has been looked at, upgraded of completely restored to factory condition. Powered by the original 312 V8 and backed...

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Gateway Classic Cars of Scottsdale is swooning over this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro convertible for sale right now in our Arizona showroom, located in North Phoenix. Ever since it became clear that Ford hit the jackpot with its Mustang, GM had been plotting its counter punch and boy, did they deliver when the first Camaro rolled off assembly lines in California and Ohio in a year before this very car was manufactured. This 1968 2-door convertible was recently restored and comes painted in a stunning, high quality PPG base/clear coat Orange with Black Rallye Stripes and the chrome, rubber and weather stripping has all been replaced. The Black manually operated convertible top is less than a year old and fits just as it should both up and down. Powering this Camaro is its numbers matching 327 CID V8 engine (according to the seller) that has been rebuilt and features power brakes, power steering, new water pump, radiator and digital carburetor. The wiring has all been redone and the appearance of the engine bay is very clean. Accompanying the small block Chevy is a rebuilt 2-speed Powerglide automatic transmission that shifts as smooth as you could want...