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These 1965 Mercury Comet Caliente's were considered to be on the leading edge of the muscle car era back in 1965. Not only were these cars graced with muscular numbers but the appearance was certainly 'Caliente'! This true survivor has a 289 CID V8 that boasts a plentiful 271 HP that is paired up to a cruiser 3-speed Mercury-o-matic transmission. This untouched example is finished in a Wimbledon white exterior and a matching vinyl interior. This rare survivor comes with a power top so you cruise the warm days with the top down and really take in the memento of this gem. This Mercury is supplemented with glorious 8-track player that adds style and tradition to this '65. The Comet options include seat belts, radial tires, alloy wheels...

This sinister hot rod is powered by a monster 800 horsepower 4 bolt main Chevrolet small block with high performance fueler heads, 13. 5:1 compression, and Pete Jackson mechanical fuel injection. Backing up the engine is a beefed up Power Glide trans and a 1957 Oldsmobile rear end. The killer custom chassis and body was built by Jonah Meade of Royal Customs in Vancouver, Canada. The old school American Racing spindle mount front wheels and 16x11 Halibrand rear wheels with thin white wall tires complete the look of this 'Phantom Bantam'. The semi gloss black paint, custom pin-striping, and lettering is accented perfectly by the 1960's red Porsche racing seat. The roof has been permanently opened up so God can keep an eye on you as you run...

In 1961 after being well received, the Falcon received higher level trim options in the form of the Futura and the Caliente from Mercury. This Ford Falcon is very nicely restored with Futura badging and a fantastic red exterior. To accent the exterior of this 1964 Ford Falcon is a very nice set of Cragar rims wrapped in a nice set of BF Goodrich radial tires. This 1964 Ford Falcon is a 289 CI motor with a four barrel carb. Backing up all that V8 power is the Ford Cruise 3 speed automatic transmission that works flawlessly for those long cruises. The interior of this beautiful 1964 Falcon is black vinyl with chrome accents in the...

This very desirable two-seater sports a beautiful color combination of Steel Blue Metallic exterior which is a rare color with just 235 convertibles produced in the color in 1990 with an immaculate Onyx Black interior. The introduction of the C4 Corvette paved the way for the Corvette to be the greatest American sports car to ever hit the road. As you slide into the power multi-function driver seat, you are gripping the wheel of an All-American beast that is ready to unleash all of its 300 horsepower and 340 pound feet of torque at any given moment. This beautifully maintained Corvette still purrs just like the day she rolled off the line and has plenty of life left for long summer cruises with the convertible top tucked behind you. The 4-Speed Automatic Transmission shifts smoothly and effortlessly and is strapped to a posi-traction original rear end with a...

This beautiful Ford coupe is powered by the original inline 4-cylinder engine backed by a 3 speed manual transmission. Enjoy getting looks at shows and being in parades with this beautiful Model A. To some at the time, it likely seemed impossible for Ford to follow up the commercial success of the Model T. However, he would immediately hit another home run with the Model A. But while the Model T was produced for the explicit purpose of making the motorcar accessible to everyone, the Model A would be Ford's attempt at combining mass production with exclusivity. The Model A would be an absolute hit with the public. The marriage of aesthetics and mass production has seemed to work as one million examples would be built by February of 1929. By July, just a few months later, production would top two million. Ultimately, by the time the Model A became superseded by the Model B and production ended...