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If you are looking for a true drag racing-oriented car that is freshly built by a professional and painted in a color that will surely turn heads, then look no further because boy, do we have the right car for you! This Nova II was hand built by a gear head that has many years in the business of building cars of this caliber and by briefly looking at this car, you can tell that he poured his heart and soul into this build.

It started out as a straight and very clean 1966 Nova II and has been transformed into the car you see in our photo set. Almost the entire body has been redone with fiberglass, the only steel parts on the car are the roof and the rear fenders, it sure makes for an extremely lightweight car to ensure the best times at the strip. This car is painted in a PPG Yellow so when its your turn to pull up to the tree, all eyes will be on you! The interior of the car is all aluminum and has been hand formed, you will not find a nicer quality race interior than what is installed in this...

Plus 4 production ran from 1950 to 1969. It was revived in 1985 and filled the gap between the 4/4 and the Plus8 until 2000. It was again produced from 2005 until replaced in 2020 by the 'all new' Plus Four. The 1958 Plus 4 had another rear-end redesign that included a more steeply raked tail and narrower fenders. Four-seaters got more comfortable with two-inch wider, adjustable front sears.

This 1958 Morgan Plus 4 has been owned by the same family for 21 years. Brought over to the U. S for a full frame up restoration started by experienced Morgan restorer in ID then finished by a professional Vintage Restoration company in New York. Powering this Classic Roadster is a 1991 CC, 4-Cyliner TR3 engine. It was found to have a top speed of 100. 3 mph and could accelerate from 0-60 mph in 9. 7 seconds. Paired to its original 4-Speed Manual transmission, this sleek looking ride can get you anywhere with the quickness....

This Coupe is a 2012 fiberglass Willys build placed on a bronco frame. Powered by a 350 V8 and backed by an automatic transmission, all believed to have just under 100 miles on it! The Willys Americar was a line of automobiles produced by Willys-Overland Motors from 1937 to 1942, either as a sedan, Coupe, station wagon, or pickup truck. This replica is of a Coupe version, which is a very popular hot rod choice by many car enthusiast. The Burnt Orange paired with the chrome, looks sharp either driving by or parked for the show. The vehicle's interior features rounded gauges, chrome accents and an emphasis on simplicity of a 41 Willys. All the gauges you need are spread out conveniently on the burnt orange dashboard. The interior is grey with trims...

This Model T is Red with a Black vinyl interior and a Black roof. This Hot Rod is powered by a 302CI Ford V8 with a C4 transmission and a 1964 Jaguar rear. Owned by the current owner for 30 years this Model T is equipped with an AM FM stereo with CD that needs wiring, and a tilt wheel. It has a nice custom wood dash and a floor shifter. The seats are rolled and pleated. It also has alloy wheels with radial tires. This Model T does not have much in common with what Henry...

This 1968 Pontiac GTO is red with a black interior. It is powered by a 400 CI V8 engine and an automatic transmission with a Hurst His and Hers shifter. The seller mentioned that the horn is not working. This GTO is equipped with AM radio, power...