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This is one sharp Z, with the ground effects package and rear spoiler. The bright white paint has a smooth, deep finish. The red fabric interior still looks quite good, and would take very title to make it look brand new. It's a low miles (51,000) car to begin with, so certainly on it's side.

These cars were, and still are popular today and are an affordable way to participate in the cool car scene. The tuned-port 350 V8 mated to the 4-speed overdrive trans equates to more than enough HP and torque to put a smile behind your face....

Introduced for the 1970 model year, the Monte Carlo was the first 'personal luxury vehicle' produced under the Chevrolet name and quickly became a very popular vehicle. Despite the oil crisis of 1973-74, the Monte Carlo actually grew in sales and set new records for the model. The 350 cubic inch V8 mated to an automatic transmission give plenty of power and a smooth ride to this cruiser. In true 70s fashion, the gorgeous green paint on the exterior is matched with a green cloth interior. With only 40,000 original miles and a list of recent work done to the vehicle, this Monte Carlo is ready to rack up the miles with the next owner. Within the last 300 miles of driving, the following work has been completed on the vehicle: all fluids drained and replaced, rebuilt master cylinder, new front brake rotors, new brake pads all around, complete tune-up (including new spark plugs, wires, distributor cap, etc. ), new belts and hoses, cleaned radiator, new water pump, transmission service, valve cover seals, and rear muffler. This vehicle has remained in the...

Based in Spain, Santana built Land Rovers under license from Land Rover from 1958 through 1983. The Santana Series-III range of Land-Rovers used the trusty 2. 25L 4-cylinder petrol and diesel engines.

This Santana Land Rover 109 is reportedly on only its second owner, as the current owner states he purchased it from its original owner in imported it from Malaga, Spain. The 2. 25L diesel engine provides plenty of torque, and the 4-speed manual transmission shifts properly through the gears. It's certainly no speed demon, but you can very likely get to anywhere you want to go, whether there are roads or not. The new LT235/85R-16 off-road mud/trail radial tires have tons of tread left and are sure to aid in your off-road pursuits.

The original-appearing light beige over tan paint scheme appears to be unrestored, but it's in very good condition for such a utilitarian vehicle. Inside, the split front bench allows for easier access to the covered pickup bed, which has plenty of room for hauling cargo. The split bench is covered in a slightly faded red and tan...

There are no obvious imperfections as you walk around the truck. The red cloth interior complements the black exterior and is also in good shape. Power comes from what the owner believes to be the numbers matching 305 V8 paired up to a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission. This truck is pretty straight forward and ready to be enjoyed as it is or taken to the next level. Some options include power steering, power brakes, and power windows. Scoop up this Shortbed while it is still here, they rarely last long.

Nothing embodies the era of old school hot rods like the sound of a throaty flathead. This eye-catching beauty will reel you in and make you want to take it home. This one is powered by a Merc 255 CI Flathead making over 100HP and 200Tq that was rebuilt and features a 3-speed on the tree with overdrive.

Painted in a nice Maroon color this car certainly shows well. The added wheel skirts add to its appeal as well. The wide white wall tires are a truly classic touch and compliments the car. The interior has been left close to original with a cloth red and...