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With just over 13,000 ORIGINAL MILES, this is one of the lowest mileage Boss Mustangs in the world! This Mustang is one of the world's most famous, renown, and valuable muscle cars. With only 859 Boss429S ever made (857 were Mustangs), they're seen few and far in between. This 1969 Ford Mustang Boss9 for sale was built by Ford so the mighty 429 could be used to compete with Chrysler's 426 Hemi in the NASCAR circuit. To legally compete, 500 models must be built and sold to the public. And alas, the Boss was born! These engines were severely underrated, at 375 horsepower. A solid number, no doubt, but some sources say actual horsepower was far and beyond 500! In order to fit this engine in the Mustang, Ford contracted out the work to Kar Kraft in Brighton, MI to complete the heavy modifications. This Boss for sale was built on April 11th, 1969 and sold shortly after to Vanderstyne Ford Inc. in New York. This beautiful example is original, with only minor pieces, refreshed, changed, or refurbished. This 69' Ford Boss Mustang for sale has full documentation, including: Marti report, original build sheet, KK sticker (KK 1707), Special Performance vehicle...

For more than a century, automobile enthusiasts have considered Packard to be the epitome of elegant design and high-quality engineering. Built in 1934 in the depths of the Great Depression, this 1104 Packard Super Eight Coupe Roadster embodies Packard's commitment to excellence and styling in the face of trying economic times and is an excellent example of a true, high-quality classic. Powered by the famous Packard Super Eight engine, this particular body code 759 Coupe Roadster has been considered by many to be one of the nicest examples to be found. In 2010, this 1104 Super Eight Coupe Roadster was the recipient of the Most Outstanding Open Car Award at the prestigious Greenwich Concours d Elegance. According to the previous owner, this vehicle was a high-quality original car even before the...

In 1959, Cadillac developed one of the greatest line of luxury vehicles ever to be produced. '59 is remembered as a very special year to collectors, enthusiasts, and everyone in-between. A mid-century icon, 59 Cadillac's- in this condition especially - are highly sought after and are very recognizable. Cadillac offered various trims in '59, including the Sixty-Two Coupe and Sedan, the Coupe De Ville, the Fleetwood Sixty, Eldorado Seville, and of course- the Sixty-Two Convertible. Marketed as the 'New Standard of the World in Supremacy! ', the Sixty-Two Cadillac is just about as nice as it can get when it comes to luxury convertibles. Just seeing those rear fins is all it takes for your jaw to drop upon first sight. The double rocket taillights will make you fall in love instantly. One of the finest examples of retrofuturism in vehicle design. Heavily influenced by the Space Race, and Americas eager pursuit into the 'future', the looks of this 59' Cadillac are simply awe-inspiring. Inside the vehicle you will find what is believed to be an original brochure for the 1959 Cadillac line. A neatly color coordinated collection of photographs and descriptions of each trim offered that year. The front cover...

Hold on to your hats ladies and gentlemen as you are sure to be impressed by this 1965 Chevrolet Corvette and the quality of the build and restoration. If you like the classic car style but you prefer to drive modern cars than this pro touring C2 is the perfect fit for you. The Vette is sitting on a complete custom chassis with C6 Z06 brakes, C5 and C6 front and rear suspension. Open the power hood and you will find a practically brand new GM LS3 Cammer engine with less than 900 miles on it. The powerplant is mated with a Tremec 5-speed manual transmission. The tires are wrapped around Z06 Spider Corvette wheels. 18' in the front and 19' on the rear. With a stunning silver metallic exterior and an amazing clean interior, this Corvette is a dream car. The color combination and performance of the chassis and drivetrain with over 500hp is fantastic. There are probably not many sports cars out there that can keep up with this 65 Vette. This car is super-fast and handles amazingly. Step on the gas pedal and you will get...

Built by Kaiser Motors in 1954, the American sports car was designed by Howard Darrin. Essentially a revamp of Kaiser-s Henry J compact, the Kaiser Darrin was noted for being the first American car equipped with a fiberglass body and for having door that slid on tracks into the front fender wells. The Darrin was conceived as part of a movement to compete head-to-head with the European roadsters being imported and sold in the United States in the post-World-War-II period. As a designer, one of Darrin-s trademarks was that of a sweeping fender line which descended gently along the side of the car until it reached a -dip- at the head of the rear fender. Along with Darrin's trademark fender line, the Kaiser Darrin had entry doors that, instead of being hinged to open outward, slid on tracks into the front fender wells behind the front wheels. The 1954 Darrin for sale is equipped with a three-position Landau top, which was considered novel at the time, and the design on the whole is beautifully proportioned. The only flaw was considered the car's front grille. High and shell-shaped, it looked as though the automobile 'wanted to give you a kiss,' as one...