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This Plymouth Blue Fire Metallic F100 (Dupont#4982A) is the quintessential 'Street Rod' truck. No expense was spared on the build on this truck.

Starting with the engine, this 4. 6L 4 Valve DOHC V8 came out of a 1995 Lincoln Mark VIII and provides plenty of power through a 4R70W AODE Automatic transmission with overdrive to the Ford 9' Tru-Trac Posi rear end and applies it to the pavement.

Every inch of this beautiful truck has been strategically assembled using top end products and materials available on the market.

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This beautiful Carousel Red Judge features a numbers matching 400cid V8 and it is registered with the PHS (Pontiac Historical Society). The interior was originally parchment color but the current owner changed it to black. The current owner has owned it for the last 18 years.

Along with the PHS registration there is miles of documentation for this car including the build sheet which is available upon request.

The 2019 Jeep Wrangler is the latest iteration of the iconic Jeep rock-crawler, newly redesigned last year with more features, power, safety and off-road ability. Offered with a choice of two or four doors, the Wrangler delivers the kind of open-air, off-road adventuring no other vehicle can match. Despite its many improvements, the 2019 Wrangler sticks with traditional solid front and rear axles and a choice of 4-wheel-drive systems. However, unlike Wranglers of old, this one actually delivers a reasonably civilized ride over paved roads, with a cabin that is downright plush on some trims.

This 2019 Jeep Wrangler features a jaw-dropping build with only 1350 miles. A super clean 'Bright White' exterior (with Powder-Coated fenders and accesories) and pristine Black interior fully-loaded with all the latest...

There are plenty of standout names that stand prominent among the guidelines of what it means to be a muscle car and among them the GTO hangs its hat near the top. This 242 Vin car is not that of a Lemans tribute but a numbers matching real deal that has been restored to give you a pretty accurate idea of what this beauty must have looked like rolling off the lot. Under the hood of this Limelight Green convertible lies a 400 cubic inch V8 pushing healthy levels of torque through a 3-speed automatic transmission going back to a GM rear end featuring Posi-traction and a 2:56 gear ratio. This gorgeous Machine is equipped with air conditioning which has been converted to R34, AM/FM radio, power brakes, power steering, and a power convertible top for when the wind needs to be through your hair on this nostalgic...

This is the real deal! True 138 car! 1966 saw a complete restyle of the Chevelle on the previous frame that included smooth contours, a broad new grille and bumper treatment, and curved side windows. The new body reflected the 'Coke bottle' body shape that became the fad for American cars in the mid-1960s. In 1966, the Chevelle SS396 became a series of its own, using series/style numbers 13817 and 13867. The SS name was switched to SS396 to highlight the 396 cubic-inch engine, and the 283 and 327 cubic-inch engines were no longer offered with the SS package. Suspension upgrades included higher-rate springs, recalibrated shocks, and thicker front sway bar. The base SS396 big-block was rated at 325-horsepower, with 360 and 375-horsepower engines optional. Under the hood of this beauty is the rebuilt 375hp 396ci. V8 mated to the smooth shifting 4-speed manual transmission. Both of which are original and numbers matching as stated by the owner....