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Standing as one of the most quintessential personal luxury cars of the 1970s, the Mercedes-Benz 450SL paired classic styling with modern performance. This car has been well cared for over the years, Making this 450SL look even better is the eye-catching Orange colored paint job with stylish Mercedes wheels. In addition to the removable hard top, this 1979 Mercedes-Benz 450SL also has a soft top that is in great condition and adds contrast with its dark brown color. Driving around with the top down is fun enough, but the 4. 5-liter V8 adds some extra driving enjoyment with its 230-hp output. This V8 engine runs and drives great with just 157,000 miles on the odometer, less than 4000 a year. Whether you're looking for a weekend car or a classy...

This Corvette is part of the recognizable 'C3' body-style that spanned 14 years from 1968-1982. Painted in a glistening coat of White, this sports car has all the typical Corvette body lines, desirable 'T-Tops' that can be easily removed for a wind-in-the-hair experience and a sloping, wraparound rear window that was synonymous with late model C3's. Shiny chrome wheels help this Corvette show off some serious curb appeal although the owner states he does have the original wheels that could be made available with a sale. One of the highlights of this 'Vette has to be the dual straight piped exhaust system, ensuring that your neighbors will hear you coming! Under the forward-opening hood lies the belly of the beast- in this case a 350 CID V8 engine that is comparable in displacement to what came in this car originally but is streets ahead as far as power goes compared with a stock '79 motor. The 'ZZ4' 350 engine came with 355hp and 418lb ft of torque stock and although this one has been moderately used with 25,000 miles since the engine was installed there's plenty of life left in her. Shifting the gears is a TurboHydramatic 350 3-speed automatic transmission...

1985 was the last year Mazda offered the 'tear-drop' RX-7 chassis that offered Rotary power for the first time in a Mazda product. This rare ownership opportunity is headlined by the revolutionary 'Wankel' Rotary engine. The Rotary engine defied the norm with its design by featuring a triangular rotor that revolves around the combustion chamber instead of traditional pistons, resulting in a much smaller displacement. On top of this, the engine was so light and compact that it could be mounted behind the front axle and meant the RX-7 could achieve a perfect 50/50 weight distribution. Following the initial success of the 12A engine, Mazda continued to offer it in the 1985 model year such as this vehicle. Estimated horsepower was an even 100 which on a small, nimble car is a healthy number for some high rev line fun. Paired to this peppy motor is a responsive 5-speed manual transmission that had a clutch swap in 2006 according to the seller's records. The car comes in its original Black paintjob that has held up well over the course of its life although there are some small rock chips on the front end from highway driving. Aluminum alloy sport wheels give...

Avantis can trace their rich heritage back to Studebaker. When the Avanti was introduced it was largely touted as being 'one of the more significant milestones of the postwar industry. ' Avanti broke 29 speed records on the salt flats becoming the fastest production car in the world for its time! After Studebaker shut down the plant in 1963 Avanti continued on and eventually under Avanti Motor Co. from GM all the way until 2006. Here is a cool '73 Model. Walking up to the car the Silver Moondust paint looks good and the Ox Blood interior complements the exterior well. Under the hood is the believed original 400ci V8 engine backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission. If you listen to the video, you can hear that 400 start up and it sounds good! The owner states the hog troughs are solid on this car! If you know your Avantis you'll know this is a big deal that they...

This vehicle is almost 100 years old and is still drivable, truly amazing. Walking around this Model T will set you back to a simpler time through history. Painted in a black paint with 20's styled black wooden and steel wheels, this doctor's coupe has a period correct appearance. The engine is a 4 cylinder that is mated to a 2-speed manual transmission. The mileage is unknown but after almost 100 years, does it really matter? The interior of this '25 features black vinyl bench seating, brown carpeting, and even a wooden steering wheel! If you appreciate Ford history then this example should get you excited and want to jump behind the wheel and cruise. If you are looking for a collection piece or even something to display in parades or around your town, this 1925 Ford Model T...