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The Continental Mark V is the fourth generation Personal Luxury produced by Ford from 1977-1979 and was the highest selling of the Mark Series with over 228,000 being produced. The 1977 was the largest coupe produced by Ford coming in at 230' long and tipping the scales at 4600 lbs. The sharp-edged design was so successful that it was carried over into the 1980's models.

The 1977 model is one of the Emilio Pucci Designer Editions with a Black Diamond Fire Metallic exterior, plush white interior and the White Cayman Grain Landau Vinyl Roof. This 1977 example is an all metal bodied car with the optional Turbine Style Forged Aluminum Wheels. Powering this Mark V is a 6. 6 ltr / 400 ci V8 producing 166hpo and 319 ft lbs torgue mated up to a 3 speed C6 transmission.

The 1977 model is a statement car no matter where its headed or parked harking back to a time when bigger was better and all things 1970's....

Jaguar has always been known for gorgeous cars that combine equal parts style, luxury, and performance. You would not be remiss to think this generation of the Jaguar looks like an Aston Martin as the chief designer, Ian Callum, was the head pen for Aston responsible for this automotive artwork. Draped in Seafrost Metallic, the svelte curves of the XK are a timeless design. The interior of this car is equally as beautiful with light tan leather and glossy wood trim. Press the push button start and listen to this cat roar to life! Under the hood is a 4. 2 Liter V8 and the exhaust is tuned to produce a surprisingly stout burble. Punch the gas at any speed and your senses are inspired! If you're looking for a beautiful example of a future classic, this is the one you want to own! Options include Air Conditioning, AM/FM/CD stereo, power top, spare tire,...

Thirty-seven hundred Rumble Bees were made in 2004, and a 'second swarm' of 5000 trucks followed in 2005. The Rumble Bee finds its inspiration from the Dodge Super Bee muscle cars of the late 60's. The Dodge Rumble Bee is a loaded HEMI-powered Shortbed pickup that even has some extra muscle under the hood. So, this makes for the kind of truck that will be valued on the classic market in the future. And right now, it is a sharp-looking low-mileage Machine that still knows how to get the job done.

The beefy lines of the Ram 1500 were originally inspired by the intimidating appearance of a tractor trailer. And while this one still has that authoritative tall stance, there is also something more here. This gives off a premium first impression with its sleek Black paint. That is what you get when looking at a low-mileage babied pickup. This is a modern truck, and so it has some great modern styling touches. We especially like the crystal-clear headlights and the contoured bummer trim right below it. After all, while that is direct from Dodge, it's the kind of thing we would have only got on a custom vehicle a few...

The Beetle has an incredibly deep history dating all the way back until the 30s era! With a team lead by Ferdinand Porsche the 'people's car' debuted in 1938. Over the next decade the car became widely known in its home country as the Käfer (German for 'beetle'). With subtle changes over the years across many generations the Beetle is the longest-running and most manufactured car of a single platform ever made! Here we have a '74 Model. The maroon paint you can tell has seen some of the world but still shows good. The tan vinyl and cloth interior has normal signs of use but has held up well. The convertible top is manually operated. Powering this Beetle is a 4-cylinder engine mated to a 3-speed manual transmission. With little weight, the 4-cylinder provides plenty of power and the manual trans really allows for spirited fun drive out of this little bug. The current owner has had her for over 8 years, acquired from a private owner out of Pigeon Forge, TN...

The Ranger has been a popular compact light duty truck since 1983. Originally marketed for countries around the world that did not sell the F150. The Ranger was continuously among one of the highest selling pickups in the compact segment during its 29 -year run. Throughout the years the Ranger has been produced in both 2-wheel and 4-wheel configurations.

This 1996 Ford XLT is not your ordinary Ranger. Under the hood is a Mustang 5. 0 SVT Cobra V-8 attached to a five-speed Trimec manual transmission. Sending power to the rear wheels with an 8. 8 Ford rear end. Producing upwards of 340 hp. at the crank, making this Ranger one fast truck. This is a professionally installed Ford Mustang Racing crate engine. An aluminum radiator has been installed to keep the engine cool. The Ranger is...