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This iconic vehicle is a true testament to Volkswagen's timeless design and engineering. The car's exterior is finished in a crisp, clean white that beautifully contrasts with the black vinyl interior, creating a striking aesthetic that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, the Super Beetle is powered by a robust 1600 cc engine, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This combination offers a smooth and engaging driving experience, perfect for those who appreciate the art of manual shifting. The car comes equipped with an AM/FM radio, providing you with entertainment for your journeys. The manual convertible top is easy to operate, allowing you to enjoy open-air drives on sunny days. The car also features seatbelts for your safety and peace of mind. The interior of the car is adorned with a black vinyl finish, offering a classic and comfortable environment. The seats are designed...

Are you looking for a classic car with timeless style and power? You can look no further than this stunning 1964 Dodge Dart GT Convertible. Painted in a stunning ivory white, this car is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The black interior and top add elegance and class, while the powerful 273 V8 engine and automatic transmission provide plenty of power and a smooth driving experience. This Dodge Dart GT Convertible is a true collector's item, with its unique combination of classic style and modern performance. The car has been well-maintained and is in nice condition, making it a wonderful choice for car enthusiasts and collectors alike. The car's exterior is in good condition, with a glossy white paint job that shines in the sun. The black top is in great condition and can be easily raised and lowered, allowing you to enjoy the open air while you drive. The car's interior is also in great condition, with comfortable black seats and all the original features still in place. Under the hood, the 273 V8 engine provides...

This vintage was the last year of a chrome rear bumper. This Corvette is equipped with the L-82 350 cu. inch V8 engine mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. This Convertible is dressed in Yellow, with a Black top, and Brown interior. The consignor states she is a 3-owner car, he's owned since 1990, and kept all receipts for repairs he's made. It appears her Yellow paint was redone prior to his purchase and would be best described as a driver. He states the 94,200-miles showing on the odometer are original, and she runs great. Maintenance wise, she has been updated with: timing chain, electronic ignition, coil, tune-up, wires, motor mounts, power steering unit, master cylinder, calipers, pads, rear brake line, front end bushings, fuel tank, straps, sending unit, fuel line, replaced intake manifold gaskets, thermostat, hoses, radiator, and the battery. This was all done from 1,000-,3000 miles ago - so you know you're set for putting some miles on the Convertible! It appears...

This Camaro has been with it's owner since 2002 and has only traveled 8126 miles since new. Chevrolet's Camaro is an unmistakable name in any car culture. Whether you're a car of drag racing, road racing, or just cruising with the top down, you know the Camaro. Introduced in 1967 Chevy started by making an affordable, lightweight, and attractive vehicle that US buyers ate up. Through the years Chevrolet added more horsepower, power equipment, and more trim levels. This 2002 35th Anniversary model comes from the Camaros 'last generation' until 2010 of course. Up front, you'll find the legendary 5. 7 Liter LS1 V8. The LS1 has quickly become one of the most popular swaps in the engine world. They are rugged, simple, and very powerful. In this application, the LS1 puts out a conservatively rated 305 Horsepower. The V8 is backed by a stout 4L60E 4 speed automatic transmission running to a 3. 42 rear end ratio with posi traction. This Convertible is finished in a stunning red exterior with a Tan convertible top....

Considered Lee Iacocca's dream car for the masses. Not since the Model-T has Ford seen such a successful model, selling over one million cars within two years. The first Mustang came off the assembly line in late 1964 and is still manufactured today. Officially the first Mustangs were titled as 1965 models. To date, well over 10 million Ford Mustangs have been sold. At an initial selling point of $2,368 became affordable to almost anyone who wanted to buy a car. The Mustang became known as an affordable sport coupe with room for four.

Our 1966 Ford is an eye appealing example of the Mustang legacy. The matching spoked white road wheels give this Mustang a masculine appearance. Under the hood is a highly detailed 289 C code V-8 attached to a C4 automatic transmission with a nine-inch rear differential. Recent work includes exhaust, seat upholstery, wiring harness under the hood, a rebuilt carburetor, convertible top boots, water pump, wheel cylinders and brake shoes, master cylinder,...