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The introduction of the Mustang in early 1964 created a new class of automobile called the pony car. The Mustang-s styling, with its long hood and short deck, proved widely popular and inspired a host of imitators. This GT350 Hertz tribute dressed in its sharp Black paint with Gold racing stripes and black vinyl interior make this one a perfect combination. This pretty little pony is sure to turn heads wherever she goes especially considering the mean exhaust notes breathing out the rear. Powered by a 289 V8 engine and a 3 speed C4 automatic transmission, any trip you take in this baby is a breeze. With front disc brakes and drum brakes in the rear, you-ll have plenty of stopping power when on the highway or main streets. This classic Pony will turn heads wherever you-. be it your local car cruise or just taking a fun weekend drive this car is a real...

The 442 originated in 1964, because of the success of the Pontiac GTO. The 442-package got its name from the options on the car, including a 4-barrel carburetor, 4-speed transmission, and dual exhaust. Packing the very desirable 455 cubic-inch V8 under the hood, followed by a Turbo350 3-speed automatic transmission, this Olds 442 Clone has plenty of power to push it down the road. The rear end is a 10-bolt, with 3. 73 gears, so whether you-re idling in a low-speed cruise, or tearing it up on the highway, this Olds will be a blast to drive anywhere you take it! The classic body lines look just as great as the day it rolled off the line, thanks to the metallic burgundy re-paint. Options on this car include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM radio, CD player, power brakes,...

Dubbed the name 'Betty', this LTD wagon has been in many television shows, movies, and commercials. Most recently she was Betty Drapers car in seasons 6 & 7 of the AMC TV show, Mad Men. Betty was manufactured in Los Angeles and has spent majority of her life in Southern California. She was originally purchased by collector Hiram Bond. In 2004 she was purchased by collector Jeff Frank, who lent Betty out to various film projects.

Cosmetically, Betty is in excellent shape and has been repainted only once. Mr. Frank had the wood decals on the side removed, then applied a coat of the original color, Red, before adhering new wood decals. 1966 was the first year they introduced the 'magic door' which is a lift gate that opens from side to side, and up and down. It made it much easier for passengers to access the rear seats and easy access for cargo hauling. Betty is powered by her original engine, the all powerful 390 CID V8 that runs...

The 1963 Impala was Chevy's flagship car with over 820000 units sold it was by far the best-selling car in 63. The full-size car came with a variety of drivelines with anything from an inline 6 standard to the monstrous 425HP 409 engine. This Ermine White Impala is equipped with the popular 283CID V8 paired to a Powerglide Automatic transmission that provides more than enough power to scoot this '63 around town. The interior of this Impala is a very welcoming Gold vinyl and cloth interior and shows very legible gauges. The automatic transmission allows you to sit back and enjoy the ride and conversate with your passengers on the way to a local car show. This iconic American automobile set the standard for personal luxury and allowed other cars to follow. This...

Rat Rods are essentially cars that look thrown together with no effort, but in all reality, they are some of the most creative built cars out there! You might think this car looks run down and beat up, but it has been meticulously put together to create what you see now. This Rat Rod has been painted in a very nice flat silver finish to really wrap up the Rat Rod look. The interior is very simple and is dressed in a nice red vinyl interior. In the open and exposed engine bay you will notice the massive 392 cubic inch V8 motor that just hauls this little car around with ease. The automatic transmission shifts with ease and chirps the tires in just about every gear due to the wide power to weight...