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Ford completely redesigned most of its cars for the 1952 year, introducing the first generation of the newly named and elegant Mercury Monterey in the process. Slightly more powerful than the Ford version, the slick 1952 Merc also offered clean styling and wonderful '50s era details that only add to the car's allure. Featuring a sophisticated two-tone paint job, a beautifully restored interior, a couple of choice options, and an upgraded 401 'Wildcat' V8, this is an unusual '50s cruiser that really moves the needle. With all the focus on vintage hot-rodding these days, it's easy to forget that your parents and grandparents drove fantastic cars like this to work every day. With that in mind, you shouldn't be surprised that this one works as well as it does, or that it looks so polished. The Mercury brand was hitting on all eight cylinders in 1952, boasting impressive sales and a rejuvenated image thanks to value-packed cars like this. The custom cream beige and deep red paint is pretty close to Vassar Yellow and Siren Red (introduced the following year), and with those contrasting shades, it has a high-profile look that fits the Monterey's upscale status. Built as a driver and...

The 1978 Cadillac Eldorado Custom Biarritz Classic featured here is finished in the limited-edition color combination of Arizona Beige and Demitasse Brown over a Light Beige and Dark Saddle leather interior. The 1978 Eldorado Custom Biarritz Classic was a limited edition built to commemorate the last of the full size Cadillac Eldorado's and only 1,499 were assembled in this configuration, and only 500 of those had the 'Astroroof' option, greatly adding to the collectability of this Cadillac. Power was provided by a 425 cubic inch V-8 engine with a compression ratio of 8. 2:1 and a horsepower rating of 180 at 4,000 rpm. Driven carefully, this car can get double digit fuel mileage in town, and in the mid-teens on the highway. It hardly seemed appropriate to allow the last full-sized Eldorado to slip quietly into oblivion without so much as a special edition, but that's exactly what Cadillac had initially planned to do. Since very little time was available for the Custom Biarritz Classic project, Cadillac Division turned to American Sunroof Corporation (ASC) in Southgate, Michigan. ASC would be able to modify standard Custom Biarritz cars quickly, turn them into Custom Biarritz Classics, install a sunroof or 'Astroroof' if ordered,...

If looks aren't enough to get you thinking about this one, the sound from the smooth running 350ci V8 certainly will! Hop inside the tight cockpit and enjoy the style of this classic while comfortably cruising down the road on a Chevy S10 pickup frame. The balance between old school hotrod and modern driving feel really makes this...

In 1973 Impalas featured a larger, shock-absorbing front bumper The chassis was tweaked for better road ability, and new square taillights were mounted in the carry-over rear bumper. Impalas were now all closed body styles for the first time in the nameplate's history. A 350 CID V8 with a 2 barrel, backed by a Turbo 350 transmission. This baby has earned the name of a land yacht with the 121. 5' wheel base. You just cruise right down the highway. Just imagine the amount of people you could have snuck in the Drive In back in the day. This vehicle was first purchased in Greensburg Indiana. It has spent most of its life in Indiana until it was...

Introducing a classic piece of American automotive history, the 1973 Plymouth Fury Custom Suburban. This remarkable vehicle showcases a timeless beige exterior that exudes a sense of understated elegance and nostalgia. Complementing the exterior, the interior is adorned in matching beige vinyl, creating a harmonious and inviting atmosphere for both driver and passengers. Under the hood, this Plymouth Fury is powered by a robust 360 V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission, offering a driving experience that is both powerful and smooth. The combination of this engine and transmission ensures that every journey is met with reliability and performance that enthusiasts of classic cars will appreciate. The 1973 Plymouth Fury Custom Suburban comes equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. The AM/FM radio provides entertainment options for every trip, while the power brakes and power steering contribute to a more controlled and effortless drive. Radial tires offer improved road handling and stability, ensuring that this classic car remains a joy...