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This car was #898 built out of approximately 1700. The car has 27,000 original miles with original Ford 302 CID V8 5. 0L engine paired with a C4 automatic transmission. It has only 150 miles since a recent complete restoration including all new custom interior and 4 color custom paint work. This is a very well built and well restored car that is a fun car to drive and handles well. It easily cruises all day long with no issues. It has had a very long list of recent components that are new or refinished including chrome engine accent pieces, new master cylinder & brake booster, front gas shocks, radiator, rebuilt carb, exterior paint job, LED turn signals, aftermarket 16- wheels & tires, dual exhaust, 4 wheels power drum brakes, electric door solenoid poppers, & many more. The interior looks brand new and shows hardly any signs it...

This car is titled as a 1977 Glassic Pheaton, but is fitted very well with multiple comfort features you would expect on a modern car. This stunning low mileage beauty is ready for a drive today with its combination of both style and functionality with just a touch a horsepower. The engine is a Ford small block 302, capable of very impressive power, torque, and overall reliability. Made famous for its uses in cars, truck and pretty much anything that needs an engine, the Ford 302 has definitely made a permanent name in the car industry! The transmission is an automatic, which gives you the ability to sit back, drop it into Drive and cruise out. Now this car is equipped with multiple features, including Air Conditioning so even when it's raining out, you can still cruise around town. The radio is an AM/FM Stereo with an iPod hookup attached, which makes listening to music of your choice a breeze on any length of the drive. Now for the enjoyable trips, the top does come off entirely, so enjoying a solid ride is as simple as dropping the top and letting the wind blow through your hair. The exterior of the...

Many want a 'classic' car but don't want to deal with the reality of owning a classic car. Constant maintenance, things wearing out from age, expensive insurance, and constant reminders that your pride and joy is no longer a spring chicken. Well enter Glassic! This company had the great idea of replicating Model A Fords with modern drivetrains and fiberglass bodies. Thus, they eliminated a few classic car pitfalls with one stone. Reliable, rust free, and generally pleasant 'classic' motoring with none of the hassle. This 1973 Glassic is now old enough to be a classic itself. But still far superior to an actual 1920s Model A in operation and maintenance. The car is finished in Black with matching black interior. It's been blessed with a fresh Speedway 302 V8 installed in 2011 and has a 3-speed auto sending power to the rear wheels. The car has working AC and heater, am/fm radio with CD player, seat belts,...