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This red and grey two tone F100 is a great example of a pre70-s pickup. The 302 comes to life and thrives through a 3 speed on the floor to haul you and anything that will fit in the bed. In the last 1000 miles this truck has seen mechanical improvements which demonstrate the love the owner has for this Ford. The F100 has new paint, new clutch, new transmission seal, new kingpins, new brakes and brake lines, new hoses and belts, new ceramic tint, new felt and seals, new aluminum American Racing wheels, new Bridgestone tires, new Hurst shifter, new battery, new starter, new door locks, and an alignment. The last 1000 miles have been good to this workhorse and it is...

The K5 Blazer was first introduced in 1969 as Chevrolet-s answer to the Ford Bronco. From 1969 to 1975 they came complete with a fully removable hard top from the windshield back. In 1976 Chevrolet opted to add a little more safety and rigidity to these off road Machines by making the hard top come off just behind the front seat. It also made the Blazer look more like a custom Shortbed pickup when you took off the top. This 1987 K5 Blazer may be one of the last 5 years that Chevrolet had a convertible Blazer, but it was also the first year that Chevrolet made the Throttle Body injection 350 a standard power plant. This truck has recently had a new rebuilt 700R4 automatic overdrive transmission added to it for you to enjoy cruising down the highway with your top off. And if it is too hot out for you to have your top off then crank up the ice cold air conditioning....

The Ford Ranchero is a coupe utility that was produced between 1957 and 1979. The Ranchero was the first American vehicle of its type adapted from a popular sedan from the factory, the two-door Ranch -Wagonstation-. The Ranchero sold well enough to spur GM to compete with the El Camino starting in 1959. Many styling changes evolved over the years, most notably in the 1970-s, with the final Ranchero rolling of the Ford line in 1979. This 1979 dark blue/blue beauty has been repowered with a Lincoln MKIV 4. 6L fuel injected V8. The owner states only 6,485 miles since the rebuild. The paint was...

In 1996, a total of 5,412 Corvettes were sold in both body styles with the special C. E. package. When breaking these numbers down further, a mere 27 six-speed convertibles with the red interiors and the base FE1 suspension found new owners for the model year. This is one of those cars.

Still retaining its original factory paint in the shade of Sebring Silver Metallic, this Corvetter remains mostly original except for common maintenance items like filters, tires, and the battery. This one's nicely optioned, and everything works. The 350 CID engine pumps out 330 HP and the six speed manual transmission shifts smoothly and quietly, exactly how you'd expect a...

This classic 40- Buick is believed to be powered by the original Straight 8 V8 engine and 3 speed manual transmission on the column, a true -3 on the Tree-. The two-tone gray on gray paint scheme was resprayed the original colors in 2014, and features Alemeda Gray on top and Nottingham Gray on bottom. Both are PPG brand paints which also feature a clear coat. The wheels were also repainted in the original Dante Red. The car was owned by the same family for 25 years, in 2013 it was purchased by the current owner who brought the car back to life. The new owner had the following service completed: rebuilt fuel pump, master cylinder, replaced intake and exhaust manifold, installed new radiator, new front wheel cylinders, re-chromed the bumpers and guards, and replaced all windows with safety glass. The interior is believed to be original. The tan upholstery and wood grain...