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One of John DeLorean's final projects at Pontiac, the 69 Grand Prix was an all-new design featuring handsome sheet metal and a futuristic interior. The car was a great success selling nearly 4 times better than the previous model year. This beautiful blue example has a look all it's own with a beaming metallic blue paint job and color keyed bumpers. Sitting on honeycomb alloy wheels this car is all Pontiac! Admire the elegantly flush door handles as you open the driver's door. Take a seat in the driver's bucket and you'll truly appreciate what Pontiac dubbed the 'command Seat. ' The wraparound instrument panel flows down to the center console making for a true cockpit feel. Turn the key and the heart of this gentleman's GTO roars to life. Under the hood is a 400 cubic inch V8 and is paired to a 3 speed automatic. Imagine how this car can get up and go! If you're...

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Mercury introduced the Cougar in 1967 as the Pony Car wars were in full swing. Based on the original Mustang, the Cougar was designed to be an upscale performance icon and an alternative to the popular Mustang. The Cougar was intentionally styled with a European flair to set it apart from other Pony Cars of the day.

The concealed headlights were only offered on the first-generation cars, 1967-68-69.

The beautiful green exterior with the green Vinyl exterior. This Cougar is powered by the 289 CI V-8, mated to a C-4 automatic transmission with 89,080 miles on the clock.

Options include: AM Radio, Spare Tire, Power Steering, Floor Jack, Vinyl Interior, Aluminum Alloy Wheels. Now is a great time to purchase this timeless classic and go cruise!

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Under the hood of this '65 Ford is believed to be the original 289 V8 and matching automatic transmission. A quick turn of the key lights off this peppy v8 and lets you set off on your way. Drop the shifter in drive and it shifts smoothly to get you on down the road!

The white paint has held up well over the years and matches well with the red vinyl interior. This combination looks great together. The seller of the vehicle has been taken good care of it.

Options include AM Radio, Air...

Here we have it, the often forgotten first generation of one of the most beloved cars in American automotive history. This is a 1967 Dodge Charger. Long and sleek and painted in a light green poly color, this car was meant to make a statement. And make a statement it does, with is rumbling 318 V8 and 3-speed automatic, what it may lack in speed, it more than, makes up with looks. An original a/c car with the original a/c unit, it's a little bit of a rarity as well.

Converted to front disc brakes to give it a little more stopping umph and given a new fuel tank/sending unit to give it the juice it needs to let loose. According to the owner, you won't find any bondo on this bad boy either, she is all metal...