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If you want something you can cruise in everyday, while retaining the vintage look, then keep reading! Since its inception, Cadillac has established a reputation as the forefront manufacturer of luxury and high-class transportation, and upon opening the doors, you-ll be greeted with an accommodating interior that is the epitome of class and luxury. With gigantic cloth bench seats that could easily be mistaken for couches, these 70's land yachts were like limousines that made their owners feel like high-rollers. While it is a very fun car to drive it yourself, lucky passengers also get to ride in comfort, with fold-down armrests in the seats, and even footrests for back seat passengers. A big car needs a big engine to push it down the road, and this -71 comes equipped with its numbers-matching 472 cubic-inch V8 with just over 52,000 original miles on the odometer. Aside from the low-mileage,...

This legendary mammoth was one of the choices General Motors offered in their classy coupe line-up during the 1970's. This 1977 Oldsmobile was and still is one of the worlds favorites until they sadly discontinued the Oldsmobile brand in 2004 making it the oldest surviving American marquee in history. This superior example is finished in a apple Red with a super plush red pillow-top interior. Powering this fine historic vehicle is a 3-speed hydra-matic automatic transmission and a numbers matching 403 CID V8 with only 22,792 miles since it rolled off the lot in 1977. Oldsmobile's are known to be one of the smoothest riding and high-optioned vehicles next to Cadillac and this 1977 Oldsmobile Toronado is one of them; loaded with a C. B Radio and P. A Speaker under the hood,...

Dressed in classic Gloss Red paint with a Red interior, this Corvette is a head turner at any car show or cruise night. This numbers matching Corvette has been very well maintained and cared for and hasn't even seen rain in over 11 years! Powered by the legendary 350 Cubic Inch Chevrolet small block V8 engine which produces 190 horsepower, this Corvette has plenty of power and a throaty rumble without being overly loud at cruising speeds. 1980-1982 C3 Corvettes had a bit of a styling change from previous years featuring front and rear bumper covers which had more aerodynamic spoilers integrated in seamlessly. Nothing says American sports car quite like sitting in the driver's seat and seeing the aggressive lines of the front fenders guiding you as you rip through turns and straight-aways. This Corvette has been professionally detailed and is exceptionally clean, it is ready for any car show or cruise night that you want to attend. Equipped with mirrored T-Tops, you can get that beautiful summer sun beaming on to you whether you have the tops on or off. The automatic transmission along with power steering and power brakes, this Corvette...

This beautiful land-yacht has less than 41,000 original miles and is ready to take you around town in style. Stretching over 19 feet, the Mark Series was Lincoln's most successful models of their time. Sporting a very shiny coat of Beige along with a color matched accent molding that stretch along the whole side of the car. This Mark V looks absolutely gorgeous under any light conditions and sparkles all the way through the lengthy, sharp body lines. The interior is super clean Tan cloth interior that is color matched with the molding on the exterior of this land yacht and also has opera style windows in the rear which were a Lincoln trademark. Sitting on the comfortable power driver seat and seeing the Lincoln hood ornament about 6 feet away from you is a feeling of its own. All you have to do, is sit in the comfortable driver's seat, and slide the moon roof back. Under the long hood of this ultimate luxury coupe rests a 460CID V8 which starts right up and provides plenty of...

This iconic numbers-matching 1968 Oldsmobile has a 455-CID V8 Rocket engine with only 73,600 original miles. This all original survivor was a very smooth and powerful vehicle in 1968 and outputs an amazing 365 HP and just over 490 lb. ft. of torque! What makes this legend so interesting is that the Oldsmobile Rockets made from 1968-1976 tend to be more desirable engines because of their heavier castings, beefier crankshafts, and better flowing heads. This 1968 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight survivor is uniquely set off by its original factory Ivy Green exterior, pristine conditioned matching interior, traditional muscular stance , swooping rear quarters and all of the untouched originality. As you look inside this classic Olds you will notice the incredible condition of the unique interior that looks as if it has never even been sat in, and the attention to detail in the design that is the very reason that Oldsmobile luxury cars had such lasting success....