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Purchased in California just a few years ago, this 1946 Chevrolet Panel Truck is still in good shape and runs excellent! The owner that had it out in California had it restored many years ago and would use it for deliveries for his business. After some time though it made its way into storage where it sat for a few years before getting scooped up and brought out to Colorado where it was loved and maintained by the current owner. After being in storage for a couple years a simple tune up was needed including a carb rebuild and re-did the braking system to make sure it was safe to drive. The body is very solid with no rust issues and a few blemishes here and there, but perfect for driving around and enjoying! The 216 cubic inch inline six cylinder engine fires right up with a couple pumps of the throttle and a tap of the starter button located on the floor. The Offenhauser intake features a twin carburetor set up that is definitely a step up from the original single carb. The 3-speed manual shifts in between gears easily and the big steering wheel allows for easy control of...

Oldsmobile introduced the --ROCKET- to describe their models in 1965, and this second-generation Cutlass was a popular intermediate size offering from GM. This example is a highly desired 1965 Oldsmobile F85 Cutlass 2 door Sports coupe (post body style) that is basically factory correct with some tasteful upgrades. It features the original Jetfire 330 V8 with 315 HP, 4-barrel carburetor and dual exhaust, shifted by the original Jetaway automatic transmission with column shifter. Power steering and power drum brakes make driving a breeze. Some safety related items include a padded dash, parking brake warning lamp and retractable seat belts. The exterior is Royal Mist metallic with red pinstripe, and on the interior, you will find factory bucket seats recovered with the correct blue vinyl pattern material. This Cutlass is fitted with upgraded Oldsmobile SSII chrome wheels and BFG Redline radial tires. The original factory steel wheels and wire hubcaps...

The Ford Mustang was introduced unto the world on April 17th, 1964. The Mustang, conceptualized from the already popular Ford Falcon, provided the American working-class with a chance to own a modest sports car with a modest price tag, all without sacrificing overall enjoyment or amenities.

Shortly after beginning production in mid-1964, the Mustang underwent extreme body modifications every couple of years, the first small tweak is seen here with this 1967. The 1967 and 1968 models were elongated by a few inches, with modifications to the car taking place in the front nose, as well as the sharpening of the body lines along the sides, while the rear taillight panel would now present itself with an indention, rather than a protrusion. Smaller, underpowered 8-cylinder motors were now offered with larger displacement than the first two production years, as well as more horsepower, and more amenities.

Propelling this beautiful 1967 Ford Mustang forward is a healthy 302 cubic inch small block hooked up to a 4-speed manual transmission providing you full control between gears and allowing the driver the opportunity enjoy...

This old Chevy has that classic truck look that everyone desires. The 215 CID inline six-cylinder engine and 3-speed manual transmission help get this sharp truck down the road with ease. They sure don-t make-em like they used to. The Green exterior paint looks great and makes this car really stand out in the crowd. The interior still looks new, with little to no signs of wear. The odometer reads 82,855, the actual mileage is unknown, and the Speedometer/ Odometer are not currently working. Options for this 1952 Chevrolet 3100 include: Vinyl Interior, Hub Caps, and Bias Ply Tires. Getting behind the wheel of this old truck and shifting gears via the 3-on-the-tree, takes you back to 1952, and a simpler time. This 52- 3100 could be used in many different forms, a local show truck, an...

The Wrangler is the beautiful progression from the original Jeep or CJ. With their popularity skyrocketing in recent years the Jeep is undoubtedly one of the most fun vehicles you can drive. This Jeep, with Factory AC is a 2 Owner Jeep that started life in Southern California and is in Rust-free original condition including original paint and interior. You can tell this Jeep has always been garage kept and well maintained. It has never been used off-road. Powered by a 2. 5-liter 4-cylinder engine mated to a 5-speed manual transmission this Jeep will take you anywhere you want to go. Modifications to this Jeep include a Rubicon Express 2. 5-inch lift kit that was professionally installed, 5 Hutchinson Rock Monster Wheels, All original suspension, Tuffy Lock Center Console, Brand new Bestop Soft top, Blaupunkt CD AM FM with MP 3 and factory sound bar. Rolling down the road with top down and doors off is the only way to ride in this ultra-cool Jeep. Options on this 1991 Jeep Wrangler YJ 4X4 include; AC, AM/FM Radio with CD Player, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Manual Convertible Soft Top, Radial Tires,...