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Just under 50,000 original miles on this classic Ford Gran Torino! In the same year that Richard Nixon imposed the 55MPH speed limit, Ford Motor Company was making the Gran Torino that still featured the 302 cubic inch V8 that they had been running for years prior. This 1974 Gran Torino was purchased in Iowa and very minimally driven since 1978 up until present day where the car was driven from Iowa to Colorado. Once it made its way across the country the car underwent some minor bodywork including replacing the rocker panels and removing the vinyl top for a cleaner look. All of the bodywork was performed by a professional shop and it definitely shows. The midnight blue exterior was laid on after the body work was finished and the results are stunning. The interior did not need any work and was just cleaned up to match the condition of the exterior. Under the hood, the engine was dressed up with Ford Racing valve covers and a Summit Racing air filter....

The year is 1981, Ronald Reagan inaugurated as the 40th President of the United States of America, MTV (Music Television) is launched August 1st and this blue all original, numbers matching Corvette rolls into showrooms for the first time. Since then she has only accumulated 61,000 miles. Still runs and drives like she did in -81.

The third generation Corvette, patterned after the Mako Shark II concept car, was introduced for the 1968 model year and was in production until 1982. C3 coupes featured the first use of T-top removable roof panels. It introduced monikers that were later revived, such as LT-1, ZR-1, Z07 and Collector Edition. In 1978, the Corvette's 25th anniversary was celebrated with a two-tone Silver Anniversary Edition and an Indy Pace Car replica edition of the C3. This was also the first time that a Corvette was used as a Pace Car for the Indianapolis 500.

Engines and chassis components were mostly carried over...

A smooth ride, crisp gear changes, and a smooth running 216 cubic inch inline six cylinder makes this beautiful Chevrolet an excellent Sunday cruiser! 1939 was a year of turmoil in the world with World War II starting, Al Capone getting released from Alcatraz, and a lot of uncertainty. What you could be certain of though, is if you went to the local Chevrolet dealership and purchased a new car, it was going to be built with quality in mind. This 1939 Chevrolet Master Deluxe is a great example of that almost 80 years later! The big fenders, protruding headlights, and massive grille, brings a sense of elegance to this stunning beauty. When you get inside and slide behind the large steering wheel, you are brought to a time period where things were much different. Not much in the ways of safety, however the dash and gauges were meticulously designed and has proven to be a timeless style. This Master Deluxe isn-t just a...

Well cared for and a great driver, this 1973 Mercury Cougar has a lot to offer! 1973 was the last year of the second generation of the Cougar. The restyling of these cars was substantially different from its predecessor. Although they were an inch longer, they shaved weight off of them and eliminated the option for a big block. This Cougar came from the factory with the base optioned 351 cubic inch V8 and an automatic transmission. Over the years the car was repainted, the engine tuned up, and the interior was reupholstered using a very comfortable and stylish vinyl with cloth inserts. Once you get behind the wheel of this classic Mercury and drop it into gear, you will be amazed at how well the car still rides after all of these years. The power steering makes easy work of the twists and turns as the suspension soaks up every bump. Once you settle into...

Original Colorado truck and only the 3rd owner! This 1976 F150 still has the 360 CID V8 and 3-Speed automatic transmission that came original in this truck over 40 years ago and runs just as well as it did back then. Back in 1976, this truck was purchased from Garnsey & Wheeler Ford and was gently used for 30 years by the original owner who had only put 37,500 miles on it up until he sold it back in 2007. The second owner decided, given the excellent condition and overall originality of the truck, that he would restore and bring it back to a like new truck. The metal was all in excellent condition and did not need any major body work before paint. It was painted back to the original Glen Green and lays on this truck nicely. Looking closer at the paint, you will notice a slight metallic which really shines in the sunlight! After the build was completed, the truck was then driven and enjoyed for a few years before it was sold again. The 3rd and current owner had decided to update it just a bit without taking away from the originality by adding an Edelbrock 4-barrell...