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This gorgeous Corvair is powered by a 164 CID flat-six (boxer) engine, which is backed by a 2-speed automatic transmission. This slick little rear engine car still has plenty of 'drop-top cruising' left in it! This blue beauty features clean white synthetic leather seating and blue carpet. Get in, turn the key, and this 6-cylinder fires right up and sounds great. If you have ever wondered what a 1965 Corvair drives like, now is your chance to find out. Well-preserved Corvairs are getting harder to come by and finding such a solid convertible is even harder. This showstopper is ready to reap...

The MGB was a two-door sports car manufactured and marketed by the British Motor Corporation and later the Austin-Morris division of British Leyland, It features the legendary 1. 8 L inline 4 cylinder coupled to a 4 speed manual transmission. We rarely see these in this good shape, this car has really been babied thru out its history. The engine and trans have been rebuilt and it runs just as solid as when it came of the...

The XK8 and XKR Jaguars were assembled at the Browns Lane Plant in Coventry, England. They shared a platform with the Aston Martin DB7 and borrowed styling cues from E-Type Jaguar. This striking XK8 has its original carnival red paint and tan top. Restrained use of chrome in the grill, door handles, trunk lid, and the iconic Jaguar emblem on the hood make for an exceptionally beautiful exterior. Power is supplied by an AJ-V8 4. 0-liter engine mated to a ZF automatic 5-speed transmission. The drivetrain delivers refined, quiet power to the original factory wheels fitted with Continental Extreme Contact 255/45 R18 tires (rear) and 245/45 R18s in the front. The factory...

Torch Red with Black leather and a Black soft top, this Corvette stands out. This is a Carfax one owner and according to the owner he won the car in a golf putting competition! This one is a...

You will have fun zipping around town or getting into that tight parking spot that we all drive by and think, dang I wish I could fit in that spot! Now you can. Backing this powerhouse is the sporty 4-speed manual transmission, there is nothing better than grabbing the next gear down and putting the pedal to the metal and passing a big V8 powered muscle car in a MGB! You will not be disappointed. Looking at this 1972 MG for sale you will see a color of Green on the exterior, topped with a Tan manual vinyl convertible top. Options on this 1970 MG MGB include: AM/FM Radio, CD Player, Manual Convertible Top, Seatbelts, and Vinyl Interior. How can you go wrong with the top down and the wind in your hair and an open road in front...