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Step into the world of classic American muscle with this 1964 Chevrolet Corvette convertible, boasting a red vinyl interior (923AA) & white convertible top that adds to the car's bold and vibrant aesthetic, making it a standout choice for any classic car enthusiast. Under the hood, this Corvette is powered by a 327 CID V8 engine (Casting# 3782870/Engine ID# F0508YA), delivering a thrilling driving experience synonymous with the Corvette name. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, this car offers a hands-on, thrilling drive that will transport you back to the golden age of American muscle cars. Anyone who has ever driven one of these small block Corvettes appreciates the responsiveness & superb handling that you just don't get with a nose-heavy big block C2. This 1964 Chevrolet Corvette isn't just about power and looks though. It's also equipped with a host of features to enhance your driving experience. The air conditioning system ensures a comfortable ride in any weather, while the AM/FM radio allows you to enjoy your favorite tunes on the go & the removable...

This classic car is a true embodiment of American muscle, boasting a 350 V8 engine that purrs like a beast. The automatic transmission ensures a smooth, easy ride, making it a pleasure to drive whether you're cruising down city streets or hitting the open highway. The Camaro's exterior is a striking yellow that's sure to turn heads wherever you go. The black cloth interior offers a comfortable and stylish ride. The automatic convertible top allows you to enjoy the sun on your face and wind in your hair at the push of a button. This vehicle is equipped with air conditioning to keep you cool on those hot summer drives, and an AM/FM radio to keep you entertained on every journey. The power brakes and power steering make for...

Car guys, petrol heads, grease monkeys, auto enthusiast, or whatever other title you want to classify yourself as, we all have the same passion and desire for cool cars and most of that fire came from watching our favorite movies and T. V. shows. The list of legendary 80-s movie and T. V. vehicles is a long one, from the Magnum P. I. Ferrari to the A Team GMC the list goes on and on. Here at Gateway Orlando we-re pleased to offer what could be considered the true star of the 80-s hit show -The Dukes of Hazzard-. The General Lee as its more affectionately known as, is the vehicle used by Bo and Luke Duke to out run Hazzard county-s finest and perform an onslaught of vehicular stunts and shenanigans. These vehicles all started life as 1968-1970 Dodge Chargers that depending on their role in the show had modifications made to them to perform particular stunts...

This gorgeous, lightweight, beast of a car is number 25 of 30 production units made. This particular version of the legendary Exige models comes with a supercharged and intercooled 1. 8L engine boasting 257HP. To keep the engine bay cool, the exterior is fitted with large side scoops and a roof scoop to allow cool air to pass over the intercooler. The extremely reliable Toyota engine is mated to a 6-speed syncromesh, transaxle gearbox and Limited Slip Differential (LSD). Weighing in at 2020 Lbs, the horsepower to weight ratio on this little speedster compares to some of the most elite supercars on the market at a fraction of the cost. The three-element rear diffuser with black anodized finish, the body colored rear wing, and front splitter aid the aerodynamics and help keep the car planted firmly to the ground at high speeds. To ensure level cornering, the adjustable coilovers and sticky tires allow you to generate immensely high cornering speeds. With this being said, there are few cars that can hold a candle to this on a track. Only two owners have been able to experience this performance and neither of them have had the pleasure of testing the performance on...

This gorgeous Eldorado is painted in a color combination of Mandan Red over a red and white leather interior with a white power top. 1956 was the third year for the Eldorado and only accounted for 4% of all Cadillacs sold. '56 was also the last year of the second generation Eldorado and was accompanied by the Eldorado Seville which was a 2 door hardtop version of the big convertible, also reason to give the Eldorado the name 'Biarritz. ' Speaking of a big convertible, this puppy weighs in at over 5,000 lbs, thanks to good old American steel! Powering this Eldorado is the original drivetrain consisting of a smooth running 365 cubic inch V8 with two 4 bbl carbs hiding beneath the batwing air cleaner making 305 horsepower and 400 lbs/ft of torque. Backing up this power plant is a Hydra-Matic 4 speed automatic transmission. While we are talking about power, how about power brakes, power...