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The Newport was a name used by Chrysler for both a hardtop body designation and also for its lowest priced model between 1961 and 1981. Chrysler first used the Newport name on a 1940 show car, of which five vehicles were produced. The Newport continued the tradition of a large, comfortable luxurious coupe and sedan, while offering a modestly priced product in comparison to the Chrysler New Yorker and Chrysler Imperial.

This elegant 1968 Chrysler Newport Convertible is in a beautiful light yellow paint, with an off-white interior. The mid-year offering on the 1968 Newport was the 'Sportsgrain Option', similar to the simulated woodgrain exterior bodyside trim, on the Town and Country station wagons of this period. Indeed, this alluring 1968 Newport Convertible is only 1 of 175 'Sportsgrain Option' Newport Convertibles ever produced in 1968. That said, under the hood of this charming convertible, is the potent 383 cu in (6. 3 Lit)...

When it comes to the fun of driving roadsters, the MG made by the British sports car manufacturer, is what everyone thinks of. Introduced in the early 60's, the MG (which originated from the initials of Morris Garages) was the car of choice for driving enthusiasts and defined the roadster segment for the era. This 1969 example is a sight to behold, with its chrome bumpers and spectacular British Racing Green color!

The interior is cozy and snug, just like a sports car should be. Indeed, with Tan leather bucket seats, shift knob and proper sporting gauges, the driver has everything they need, for their next spirited cruise. Underneath the hood, is a gas-saving. but quick 4 cylinder(1798cc) engine, with two side draft carbs that purrs like a kitten. Backed by a 4-speed manual transmission, this...

This full size wagon is in great running and driving condition and needs nothing but a new owner. Unlike the previous generation of ranch wagons, this one comes equipped with a 351 V8 engine. The added power from the v8 really woke these wagons up and pushed them into a larger market. On top of the power, Ford made sure you could fit plenty of 'stuff' in the back. The inside of this vehicle is extremely spacious. The hatch is versatile in that it opens both down and sideways for ease of loading. If you pull back the carpeting in the trunk you will find an additional storage compartment that is about the size of a suitcase. All of this means that practicality is high on the list of selling factors with this ride. The other selling factor is the overall condition...

Under the hood sits a potent 350 cubic inch LT1 V8 and a 6-speed manual transmission. The Corvette started its life in Florida before being brought to Illinois by the second owner in 1998. After that it stayed near the Chicagoland area up until current. Maintenance records come with the car showing that it has been well cared for over the years.

The engine starts up easy and runs smoothly. The transmission easily floats from gear to gear. The brakes bring this grand tourer to a stop without any drama. The suspension absorbs bumps painlessly. The tan leather interior is comfortable, and only shows minor wear from the years. A clean vehicle history report comes with the vehicle showing no accidents and 7 previous caring owners.

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This mid-engine sport coupe has travelled only 8,500 actual unrestored miles since new. Powering this classic is a 2. 5l 4-cylinder engine and 5-speed manual transmission putting power to the rear wheels. With the exception of the headliner, no major components have been replaced. The vehicle was regularly serviced while being in climate-controlled storage during the majority of its life.

The Pontiac has had only 2 owners, with the current owner taking possession in 2001. The vehicle was lovingly cared for by both owners, and the extremely well-kept interior and exterior of the Fiero proves that without a doubt. A newer battery was fitted to ensure problem-free starting for years to come. A quick turn of the key and...