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For sale in our Detroit showroom is this stunning 1964 Ford Thunderbird Convertible. The 1964 Thunderbird was the fourth generation of the model which was designed as a large personal luxury car produced from 1964 through the 1966 model year. This generation of Thunderbirds was restyled to favor a more squared off formal look as opposed to the previous sporty image that had been portrayed. The standard 390 cubic inch V8 engine had 300 horsepower and could reach a top speed of about 120 mph. This 1964 Thunderbird is a very original display of the classic Ford model retaining the drive train that was installed upon production as well as the original factory interior that looks as beautiful as it did back in the day it was built. The original power train in this beauty is the 390 cubic inch V8 engine backed up by the 3 speed automatic transmission which still shifts smoothly throughout all of the gears regardless if you are on a leisurely cruise or hammering on the gas using the big V8-s full potential. This 1964 Thunderbird convertible has a beautiful look with the shine of the bright red gloss of...

This black beauty has been given the black and red treatment and this is hands down the best color combination for any sweet hot rod. At first glance, the deep Onyx Black paint gives a showroom shine that reflects like a mirror. The deep black paint also does an amazing job of making all the red accents on the car pop out at you. The super clean red steelies with chrome center cap are definitely the correct look for any sweet hot rod. They are wrapped in a newer set of radial white walls that do a good job of hooking up when your right foot is planted. The interior has been beautifully done up with a custom set of red diamond stitched vinyl seats that raise the cool factor on this '29 Model A. Also, the black painted dash with Dolphin instrument gauges give a clean and simple look that anyone can appreciate while sitting behind the wheel and cruising down your favorite road. The GM Goodwrench 350CID Small Block Chevy Crate Motor is rated at 290HP and gets this hot rod going. The engine is paired to a...

Since the beginning of Dodge they have offered light truck models, for the first few years the trucks were built on the platforms of their existing vehicles but soon were produced on their own chassis with their own body designs. Light and medium duty models were only available at first, then a heavy duty lineup was added during the 1930-s and 1940-s. This 1946 Dodge is a medium duty truck produced on the 119. 5 inch wheelbase platform with a very dependable drivetrain starting up front with the 230 cubic inch inline 6 engine. These inline 6 cylinders might not have a ton of horse power, but they were definitely built to last. Following up the engine is the 3 -' speed manual transmission that shifts flawlessly and makes this Woody a real fun truck to drive. This 1946 Dodge has been fully restored with only 100 miles since the work was completed. The restoration has given the truck a stunning look with the fresh coat of...

The Plymouth Duster is a perfect foundation to build a car for the drag strip or as a high powered street rod and this 1971 is a great blend of the two. This B5 Blue Duster was originally a 340 car but now has a professionally built 400 CID small block which makes 572 hp as shown on the dyno sheet. To put that much power to the street this Duster has numerous upgrades, the transmission is a 727 automatic manual shift valve body with a 10 inch 3800 stall turbo action torque converter, 8 3/4 inch rear end with 4:88 gears, and the Weld Racing wheels are sporting a set of Mickey Thompson ET Streets. This Duster may have the power to run a 1/4 mile time in the mid 10 second range, but it still retains everything to use as a street car as well. The car still has the full interior with room for 4 passengers and to remain safe has a full roll cage and RJS safety belts, all of the glass was left intact...

The 1941 Chevy was a barn find in Vermont and from there was treated with a no expense-spared complete and documented ground up restoration, this Chevy is a blast to drive, and will turn heads wherever you take it! The stunning bodylines are coated in a nice shade of medium blue which really shows off the classic styling, and the high gloss black on the fenders and running boards are a nice touch. The body remains all-steel, with exception of the rear fenders which are fiberglass, as all of the rust was cut out and new sheet-metal was fabricated to make it look just as nice as it did the day it rolled off the line! One of the coolest additions is the oak bed, separated by painted to match steel trim that will surely make you the center of attention at shows. When you open either side of the butterfly hood, you-ll see a clean numbers matching 216 cubic-inch inline-6 which has been fully rebuilt with receipts to document, so you-ll definitely want to prop the hood open at shows with this truck! The original floor shift 3-speed manual transmission has been fully rebuilt as well and...