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Ford only offered the Skyliner from 1957 to 1959 making this car a rare and collectable find. From 1957-1958 The Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner was produced. In 1959 right before the starting of the Skyliner production, Ford changed the name to The Ford Galaxie Skyliner. This particular vehicle was produced August 4th, 1959 which would classify it as a 'Galaxie Skyliner'. The retractable hardtop option or 'Hide-Away Hardtop' was unique to Ford branded products and was not offered on any of the other Ford Motor Company brands like Lincoln, Mercury, or Edsel. This is an ideal cruising Machine with its original 352 CID V8 that has plenty of power to scoot around this boat of a car. The power from the V8 is sent through a super smooth shifting 3-speed Cruise-O-Matic Automatic transmission which makes driving a breeze. This car was made for those summer evening cruises with the family or with friends. It has seating for six on the very comfortable cloth and...

This beautiful Buick went through a comprehensive restoration from 2017-2018 and is now ready to get back on the road and attend some local car meets. Based on the restoration receipts, it was roughly $16,500 put into this car to get it to where it is today. The restoration includes the following.

o B2 Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission.

o Comprehensive restoration 2017/2018.

o Paint and body by Superior Paint/Body.

o Chrome by A-1 Show Chrome.

o New white convertible top and hydraulics in 2017.

o New Magnaflow exhaust.

o New brakes, steering and radiator.

o B4 console.

o C7 Power brakes.

o I6 air conditioning.

o S7 Tilt steering wheel.

o X2 Appearance Group.

o D1 Sonamatic radio....

This is a 350CI V8, 4 speed manual car ready to shift into gear and enjoy the road ahead of it. If that doesn't make the Heartbeat of America speed up a bit, walking around this hardtop example is sure to do the trick. This car is finished with a White exterior that pairs nicely to the updated red vinyl interior. Under the hardtop is a black vinyl soft top in nice shape for when you need it! For 1969, the ignition was moved from the dashboard to the steering column. The push button door opener was now integrated into the pull handle and the push button opening now has a key lock in it. The steering wheel diameter was reduced from 16' to 15' and backup lights were integrated into the middle tail lights. The current owner has had this Corvette for the last 3 years and mentions recent services of a new fuel pump and rebuilt carb. The current owner also...

The answer to Ford's popular Mustang, the Camaro has gone down as one of the most recognizable and popular cars in its segment. This 67 Convertible is a real sharp looker in it's bright red paint with black top and interior. Take a walk around the vehicle and you'll notice nice touches like the dual exhaust tips and rally wheels. Take a seat inside and imagine the road trips you could take! Drop the top and feel the wind in your hair while you blast your favorite tunes from the modern stereo and cruise to your heart's content. The 4 speed manual shifter is a classic q-ball and the auxiliary gauges keep the driver updated. Open the hood and...

1968 Was the first year for the Mako Sharp inspired C3 Vette and it was a runaway success. This black 68 Convertible is a great example of why early C3s were so popular. Classic Good looks - Check, Awesome performance- Check, never waning appeal CHECK! Finished in black over black with a black roof; this Corvette is SHARP. The black paint is deep and presents as well-maintained driver quality. The deep-dish Corvette Rallys are wrapped in red-line tires and overall the car really pops. This car looks sleek and sinister. The black interior is in great shape, with a great complementation of black accented in chrome. All the gauges are reported to be in working order by the seller. Under the hood is a spicey 350 v8 topped with an Edelbrock 4bbl carb, and Weiland intake...