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The Deserter kit cars were produced by the Dearborn and Autodynamics Corporation in the late 1960's and early 1970's and were designed to fit on a VW chassis. They produced three different versions over that time span, the S1, GT, and GS models. This particular Deserter is a GT model that was advertised as an 'all-new, all weather' buggy which incorporated a hardtop design that not only has a sports car feel on the road but is also fit for an off-road adventure. This Deserter is equipped with the optional gull-wing door hardtop that not only gives it a cool look but keeps inclement weather out as well. The GT design also brought about a few new body changes that included: molded in headlights, a curved windshield, and great looking side tanks that separated itself from the typical buggy design of its time. This 1967 Deserter Buggy is powered by its...

This isn't your grandma's grocery get'er. Powering this 78 Chevy Malibu for sale is a mildly built 350 cubic inch small block Chevy V8 engine. With a mild performance cam, performance intake, and performance carburetor, this small block has plenty of pep in its step. With a pair of dual Flowmaster exhaust, it has a rumble that will make you smile from ear to ear. Backed by a TH400 3-speed automatic transmission, this Chevy scoots down the road with ease. The power is thrown to the ground via a 3. 73 geared 10-bolt rear end. Stated by the owner to have an actual 63,239 miles on the Malibu for sale, this Chevy is a real time capsule. The exterior is nostalgic with a coated of beige metallic paint. With a metallic that shimmers in the sunlight, it's a color that both blends in and stands out! With the straight edges and boxy lines, this car defines the beginning of the 80s car movement! With polished Corvette rally wheels, this...

Over their long history, power output of Corvettes has fluctuated significantly. In the early 1980s, emissions and safety restrictions put a damper on the sport car industry in the US. US manufacturers were also transitioning away from carburetors and into various forms of fuel injection. This made for lethargic performance from even the most established sports car names, such as the Corvette. In 1980, a base Corvette was rated at 190 Horsepower. This particular example has been highly improved from its meager beginnings, and is now the fire breathing muscle car is deserves to be. The original engine has been professionally built with performance in mind. The 350 was punched out to 355 CI and the output upped to an estimated 400 horsepower. The car retains its original automatic transmission as well as other factory equipment including Air Conditioning. The car was painted within the past 5 years in a beautiful shade of bright red that really looks right on the car. It sports the original...

The Chevrolet Corvette is labeled America's Sports Car ever since its arrival in 1953. The Chevrolet Corvette is known as the best 'bang-for-buck' performance car on the market, and has had a strong fan-base since the first Corvette rolled off the line. This specific Corvette sports the last body style for the Third Generation Corvette (C3). In 1980, the front fascia was revised on the Corvette and this style was carried on until the end of the third generation Corvettes, including this -81 model. This specific Corvette is sporting a Brilliant Autumn Red correct paint that does a great job at showing off this Vette's body lines. The lengthy, curvy front end of this Vette is definitely one of the best attributes of the third generation Corvette's which give it the ultimate sports car stance. The interior is a very clean Red vinyl...