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With only 33,578 miles on the odometer, this Ford still has plenty of trouble-free miles left on it. Based on the popular F150 truck platform, but sporting frame and suspension modifications to improve handling, the Ford Lightning was a performance-oriented street Machine that could give sports cars of the time a run for their money. Drawing inspiration for Chevy-s 454SS pickup, the Lightning was Ford-s contribution to the performance truck market, which eventually prompted Dodge to join the competition with the SRT10. The key to the Lightning-s performance is the 351 Cleveland-based 5. 8 L V8 that produces 240 horsepower and 340 lb-ft. Other accessories include tubular rear bumper and side exhaust. Options on...

This body style is considered to be timeless and wow do they sound great as well. The exterior is painted the original gloss white which goes well with the black leather interior and black vinyl convertible top. The top automatically goes down with the flip of a switch for nice cruising days. Stock this Cobra made a stout 305 hp, now after a cold air intake, Magnaflow exhaust, and Bassani X-pipe, it produces around 400 hp! Other performance upgrades include: Maximum Motorsports camber caster plates, Steeda short throw shifter, Tokico front and rear shocks, Eibach lowering springs, and 4:10 gears. The upgraded parts were obviously tastefully done. The 4. 6L engine was hand assembled from Ford's...

This beautiful Shay Model A is powered by a 2. 3 liter OHC 4 cylinder engine backed by a beautiful shifting automatic transmission. Enjoy getting looks at shows and being in parades with this beautiful Shay Model A replica. The Shay was produced in the 70's and 80's for those who wanted to enjoy the looks of a classic but the reliability and safety of a newer car. Options to make this possible included disc brakes, automatic transmission, seat belts, and a motor from a Pinto. This 1981 Shay Model A replica came stock with 88 horsepower@ 4600 RPM and 118 lb. /ft. @ 2600 RPM making this car pretty peppy compared to the original Model A. The Shay Model A replica will be an absolute hit with the public and...

This highly-optioned Chevy has slowly appreciated over the years, and is now a collectible and sought-after muscle car that would look great in any collection. The Monte Carlo was an American-made two-door coupe first introduced in 1970, and manufactured over six generations until 2007. It was marketed as a personal-luxury coupe through most of its history, with the last model version being classified as a full-sized coupe. When it was discontinued in 2007, it had outlived many competitors that were either discontinued many years earlier or changed in concept to either a four-door sedan or small sport coupe. Rather than a 350, this Monte Carlo has the high-output and numbers-matching 402 cubic-inch V8 under the hood, making it an especially rare and desirable car. An automatic transmission handles shifting duties, and the power hits the ground through a durable 12-bolt rear end. The exterior sheetmetal is coated in the same Cortez Silver that was sprayed on this Chevy forty five years ago, and has aged rather well. If the interior looks brand new, that's because it is. The current owner acquired the car without an interior, and installed all new seat covers, carpet, and headliner, among other things....

If you want a comfortable daily driver with that cool classic look, then keep reading! 1974 was the first year for the fourth-generation Riviera, which included changes such as a pillared coupe roofline that replaced the more classic --boat tail- design. This particular car features the landau vinyl roof to give it a more upscale and classy look. This is a two-owner car originally from South Carolina that has been meticulously maintained by the current owner over the years. The car is all-original, including the paint, and the car retains its numbers-matching 455 V8 under the hood, which was rebuilt 1,000 miles ago. Other accessories on the engine include stainless steel headers and chrome valve...