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If you-re reading this, I-ll assume you know the basics of a Corvair and are familiar with the name Ralph Nadar. You may also know about the quadri-suspension that made these cars ride nicely and the rear mounted engine and transaxle that let you have a light handling agile little car. However, that-s all gone. Ralph Nadar should be pleased, as these were some of the features that lead him (perhaps erroneously) to the conclusion that the Corvair was -unsafe at any speed. - If you shared the sentiment, or perhaps just thought the layout was plain unamerican- then you might just love this 1963 Corvair! With this little bullet, the small displacement flat 6-cylinder engine was ditched right off the bat. Taking it-s place is a rowdy little 350 CID small block chevy V8. The new suspension was sourced in front from a Mustang II and in the rear from an S-10 pickup truck. This means the 4-wheel independent suspension is gone- Ralph is happy, and you will be too when...

These classic Pickups are surely experiencing a resurgence in popularity. The Chevrolet pickup truck has evolved immensely from its humble beginnings as nothing more than a beast of burden, and has become -mainstream- with the majority of them now serving as daily transportation for those that simply drive to and from work. The pickup has gone from being a symbol of utility to that of a luxury and class. This awesome truck looks as tough as nails and really moves. It-s bright Yellow and it-s bad! The entire front and cab were redone by Graveyard Classics in Hollywood Fl. It-s powered by a 350 cid V8 crate engine and a TH 350 automatic transmission. This 1970 Chevy C10 sounds incredible and looks just as good as she sounds! The Yellow exterior is in great condition and equally matched by the clean Black vinyl interior. The clean Instrument Panel looks awesome against the Yellow dash as well. The Stepside rear and wood bed are in great shape and give this 1970 Chevy C10 the rustic look many appreciate...

This Black with Yellow Accents beauty is an eye-catcher. The yellow wheels really stick out with the whitewall tires. It's an excellent collectible. These vehicles were produced from 1979 to 1981 and could ONLY be ordered at your local Ford dealership. Picture yourself in the year 1980, going down to the local Ford dealership to buy your first new car. You eye the Pinto and Mustang as you enter the showroom, then see something in the corner of your eye. IT's a brand new Model A! How could this be possible? A gentleman by the name of Harry J. Shay founded the Model A & Model T Motor Car Reproduction Corporation in the spring of 1978, which allowed for these gorgeous reproductions. The name was changed to Shay Motors Corporation in November of 1980, where it would remain for a short period. This particular Shay Ford Model A for sale was fitted with an 88 horsepower 2. 3 liter 4 cylinder engine. A smooth shifting 4-speed manual transmission backs it. It runs like a top and is barely even broken in with only 18,374 miles on it. With a lightweight body of only 1,850 lbs, people have been known to average...

BMW knows how to build a car, living up to their motto as the Ultimate Driving Machine. The 2006 M Roadster isn-t here to disappoint, it comes equipped with a 3. 2-liter engine mated to a 6 Speed Manual Transmission. The BMW M Roadster was designed to be the performance version of the BMW Z3, and like all M cars there were significant differences in variants. This makes them very rare and highly desired by car and performance enthusiasts.

This beautiful example of a 2006 BMW M Roadster has been meticulously taken care of by the 3 previous owners. The car has lived almost the entirety of it-s life in Texas. With 113,123 miles, this car still has a plenty of life ahead of it for the next lucky owner. Options for this...

Among the Jeep world the CJ series of Jeeps is one of the most iconic and brand defining models. Through the 60s, 70s and 80s the Jeep CJ was the go-to vehicle for beach boys and mountain men alike. With several different size configurations to fit varying lifestyles, the CJ won its way into the hearts and mind of the American public. This particular example has been restored and modified with impeccable taste! Finished in a bright yellow this Jeep is impossible to miss. Powering this little yellow beach cruiser is a rebuilt and hot Chevy 350 with headers and a big Edelbrock carb. With just 4,900 miles on the engine rebuild this small block is just broken in and is ready to tear up the streets! Routing the power to the road is the original 4 speed manual and 4. 11 rear end. This car will get up and go! The...