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The follow up to the Silver Cloud is the Rolls Royce Silver Shadow. Originally to be named the Silver Mist, it was soon realized that the word -mist- in German stands for manure, rubbish or dirt. So the name was quickly changed to Shadow. In 1977, the model was renamed the Silver Shadow II in recognition of several major changes, most notably rack and pinion steering; modifications to the front suspension improved handling markedly. This 1979 Rolls has just over 106000 miles on the odometer, but is in great shape due to the regular maintenance it has received. The V-8 engine and transmission are original pieces to the car, and in very good condition. The yellow exterior is original and is...

BMW has been the benchmark for German drivers cars since the 1970s. The impeccable build quality and attention to detail really make these cars the 'Ultimate Driving Machine'. Once of their most fun to drive cars is the Z3. Introduced in 1995, the Z3 filled a neglected niche that TR6s or MGBs filled in the 70s. The two seat, front engine, rear drive, drop-top roadster is possibly the most fun set-up for a sports car. This 2000 model features a powerful 2. 5L Inline 6 Cylinder engine which churns out 170 HP and 181 Lb Ft of torque. Mated up to a proper 5 speed manual gearbox, the power is delivered to the rear wheels which offers the enthusiast everything they need for spirited driving. This particular example is finished in classic black with tan leather...

1986 marked was the first year the now classic 'Aero coupe' became available. With a modified Super Sport body sporting an intensely sloped rear window and a much shorter trunk lid. Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful cars ever made their collectability has sky rocketed in the recent years. With a total of only 6,252 ever produced makes this a very limited production car. Add to that 87 was the last year of the rear wheel drive G body's their demands are only going to increase. This particular 87 Aero has a remarkably low 30000 miles on it. Sporting its original white paint and red graphics you can tell this car has lived a very pampered life. Finishing off the exterior are the 4 original rims that, like the rest of the car, are in excellent condition. Open the door and that classic burgundy interior that was all the rave in the 80's has been preserved very nicely. The front bench seat just adds to the rarity of this SS. Look over the steering wheel and you will notice a speedo that goes all the way to...

Introduced in 1951, the Plymouth Belvedere was a two-door pillarless hardtop. It was Plymouth's first such body design and was introduced in response to the 1950 Chevrolet Bel Air, the first two-door hardtop in the low-priced American market. Powering the Belvedere was a flathead 217. 8 cu in inline 6 cylinder engine with a 7. 00:1 compression ratio and producing 97 hp. While still appearing stock on the outside, under the hood is where this car takes a change for the better. The little 97 hp 6 cylinder has been replaced with a healthy Chevrolet 350 CID engine. A Turbo 350 automatic has been mated to the engine. This new drive train combo starts easily, and there is the reliability of a more modern drive train. The Coral Rose exterior and steel wheels with hub...

The second-generation Chevrolet Camaro is a pony car by the Chevrolet division of General Motors. This chrome bumber beauty is equipped with a 305 cubic inch V8 putting out 145 horsepower & shifts smoothly through the automatic transmission. The chassis on the second-generation Camaros were developed to reward the driver with a first-class grand touring experience and this his car is begging to be driven on a sunny day with actual mileage of 34,225. The Light blue paint compliments the curves of the vehicle and blends nicely the accents of chrome & silver. The white interior on this beautiful 1977 Camaro is in great condition and is a great combination for the light blue exterior....