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This Cobra is no slouch, packing a powerful 4. 6L Cobra SVT V8 this 2001 Ford Mustang Cobra SVT Cobra Convertible for sale is ready to hit the strip or street! Drop that automatic top and enjoy the sun rays on your face and let that wind blow through your hair, we call that 'living the dream'. Backing this powerhouse is an always fun to drive 5 speed manual transmission. Letting this V8 sing that sweet song that only a Ford can produce as you drop a gear and pass that slowpoke in front of you. The exterior of this beauty is a dark and sinister Gray that gives you the feeling that a there is a man in a cape about to jump out and rescue someone from a burning building. well that may be a bit extreme but so is this 2001 Ford Mustang Cobra SVT Cobra Convertible for sale. As you climb in this Mustang for sale you can rest on plush black leather bucket seating that will grip you like this Cobra SVT Mustang for sale grips the road, kick on your favorite tunes as you cruise the back roads or the down town strip. This Mustang for sale has...

A car that is fun to drive, cheap to buy and simple to repair. The MGB is still considered by enthusiasts as the perfect entry level British sports car purchase. The MGB was built from 1963-1980 by the British Motor Company and later by British Leyland in the United Kingdom. An astonishing 400,000 units were manufactured. The GT model was first introduced in 1965 as a 2+2 variant to offer more seating and luggage capacity. Although the GT model did suffer from a slightly lower 0-60 acceleration speed, the top speed was able to touch 105mph.

Our classic 1967 MG MGB GT is a great example of the British sports car invasion. Painted in an glossy black with red vinyl interior beautifully contrasting to the outside of the car and a convenient hatchback design. All sitting on its original wheels. Under the hood is a 1493cc engine attached to a manual 4-speed transmission. The same engine that was introduced in the Triumph Spitfire....

A two owner Arizona car, the '73 Ghia had been hidden away for quite a while, uncovered a few years ago. This Karmann Ghia has been recently painted in a colorful metallic electric blue that goes great with its soft beige bucket seats, along with the always important 2+2 arrangement that the Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is known for! The Karmann Ghia has always had a following from the past and younger gens are appreciating the value of this collector car. All over the world the Karmann Ghia with its timeless design and iconic signature was the official sports car offered by Volkswagen. The Karmann Ghia and its Italian styling of Carrozzeria Ghia, hand-built bodywork by the German coach-builder Karmann has always been known as a desired collectible. Our 1973 Karmann Ghia is just a great time waiting to get around town in its iconic retro style. The engine is a rebuilt 1600cc engine and runs as you would expect a piece of German engineering would. Paired with a smooth shifting 4-speed manual transmission, a car...

The Mustang basically has the legacy of being the front face of Ford's performance cars. The year 1996 came around and the 4. 6 modular engine was introduced to multiple vehicles including the Mustang. The completely new design to the Ford included overhead camshafts and different combinations as far as cylinder head design and the number of valves each cylinder would feature pending purpose and application. This Highland Green beauty was painted this color to resemble the same color as the hero car of the 1968 Steve McQueen film Bullit in order to pay homage to a movie that featured one of the greatest on screen car chases and an actor that would become an auto enthusiast icon in his short life span. The 4. 6-liter V8 residing under the hood is bolted to a 5-speed manual transmission giving the driver the exhilarating feels of American muscle as if they were the one ready to jump the steep roads of San Francisco. This example features a Center Force Dual Friction Clutch, BBK Full Long Tube length Ceramic headers, Ford Racing 4. 6 L performance improvement intake manifold, Trick Flow High Flow Upper Intake Plenum, Ford Beehive Valve springs, BBK Chrome...

1979 was the last full year for the Beetle in the US with 1,156,455 being produced. Of those cars, only 10,681 were Super Beetle cabriolets sold in the U. S. Production actually totaled 15,253 Cabriolets but the remaining 4,572 cars were sold in 1980. This particular car is a white on white convertible. Under the bonnet is the rebuilt 1600cc 50bhp engine which is fuel injected. The engine is mated to a 4-speed manual which has also been rebuilt. This car is comes with AM/FM radio, vinyl interior, and seat belts. This Super Beetle is a joy to drive and really shows off the nostalgic look well.