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Step into the past and experience the epitome of vintage luxury with this breathtaking 1936 Dodge Coupe. With its mesmerizing blue pearl exterior and well crafted blue and tan mix leather interior, this masterpiece embodies sophistication at every turn. Harness the power of a roaring 327 V8 engine paired seamlessly with a TH400 automatic transmission, delivering exhilarating performance with every drive. Whether cruising down the boulevard or conquering the open highway, this Dodge Coupe offers a driving experience like no other. Sink into the plush embrace of the custom blue and tan mix leather interior, where luxury meets nostalgia. With seatbelts for safety and a tilt steering wheel for added convenience, every journey is a pleasure to behold. Adorned with sleek aluminum wheels and fitted with performance tires, this Dodge Coupe commands attention with its custom touches and beautiful craftsmanship. From its radiant...

That thing got a Hemi? You better beleive it! All 392 cubic inches of it! For sale in our Milwaukee Showroom is a stunning, all-steel 1934 Dodge Coupe. From a different era, this Dodge-s birth year was one that historians dream about; our country was slowly pulling itself out the Great Depression thanks to the leadership of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Babe Ruth his 700th homerun, and John Dillinger is named the country-s first -Public Enemy No. 1-.

Dillinger was eventually apprehended, but if he had this Dodge as his escape vehicle, the law would have been no match, but the paint job would have stood out for the era. Equipped with a 1957 392 CID V8 HEMI, producing approximately 460 horsepower and a Turbo 400 high-performance transmission, this amazing street rod is one quick beast! Perfect for any cruise night or show or getaway (not recommended, if Dillinger was any indication), this is the street rod you-ve been dreaming of.

The build quality on this restoration is homage to American manufacturing of the 1930s. All of the best possible parts were used throughout: Arias pistons, Molly...

Introducing the 1968 Dodge Dart GTS 340 Coupe, a classic American muscle car that combines performance and style. The exterior boasts a medium tan poly color that totally complements the tan vinyl interior, creating a harmonious blend of vintage and contemporary aesthetics. Under the hood, this Dodge Dart GTS 340 Coupe is powered by a 340 V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission that ensures smooth and effortless gear shifts. This powerful combination delivers the raw power and thrilling performance that the Dodge Dart GTS is renowned for. The car comes equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. The air conditioning system ensures a comfortable ride regardless of the outside temperature, while the AM radio provides entertainment during your journeys. The power steering feature offers precise control and maneuverability, making it easier to navigate through tight spaces and handle corners. The car also comes fitted with radial tires for improved traction and stability, ensuring a safe and smooth ride....

By 1967 the muscle cars wars were heating up and Dodge fired a strong yet subtle shot with the Coronet. Now these cars were quickly purchase and many pressed into drag racing duties. A lot of these car were sold to unsuspecting customers who were just looking for a stylish car and they soon found out that a tap of the pedal under the right foot woke the beast under the hood. This 1967 Coronet 500 is decked out in Y2 Yellow with a white interior and bucket seats with a center console. The emblems on the side warn the cars beside it at the stop light that under the hood is a 383 cubic inch big block that has the larger valves heads some call the California heads and is topped with a four-barrel Carburetor. The original intake and Carb have been replaced and upgraded with Edelbrock components. A 727 torque flight 3 speed automatic transmission and an 8 3/4 rear axle that I would guess has the sure grip Posi unit completes the drivetrain. This car was well equipped in 1967 with not only power steering and brakes but also factory air...

The Viper made its debut in the year 1992 after being revealed as a cutting edge sports car designed in collaboration with Carrol Shelby featuring a heavily favored roadster-like design combined with a massive amount of horsepower considering the size of the car. The first models started life as the RT/10 which features a targa top roadster design which would later be followed up with the hard-top design of the GTS. The GTS was targeted to be a better-balanced version of its counter part of the past more targeted for track performance and enhanced cornering abilities. Under the hood of this Steel Gray beauty is a 8. 0-liter V10 supplying a healthy 450 horsepower breathing out through a pair of center mounted tailpipes instead of the side pipes that the RT/10 of the past came with. The powerful V10 is mated to a 6-speed manual transmission offering easy to feel out shift gates allowing for an exhilarating experience behind the wheel of a true performance legend. The Viper is equipped with air conditioning, premium audio with CD player, lumbar support seats, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power windows, tilt wheel, power mirrors, and keyless entry showing that this...