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The consignor states her as a numbers matching car, that he has known of for close to 30 yrs - as his friends had owned her and did the restoration. This is a GA car that has spent her life here in Atlanta, and was restored aprox 25-years ago. This fine example is painted in Wimbleton White, and is close to show quality - it was done that well. With the shine she possess, most won't believe she was done that long ago! She is powered by a 289 cu in V-8 w/ 2-barrell, mated to a C4 3-speed automatic transmission. Take a peek inside and note the Black interior shows very well too - including a factory installed floor shift, and aftermarket console w/ 2-cup holders. Options for this 1966 Mustang include;...

The green paint is slick and shiny guaranteed to pull any onlookers in. With the top down and the beige interior exposed this drop top looks great with the 2 colors complimenting each other perfectly. Under the hood is what many feel was Oldsmobile's greatest achievement. The 330 CID jet fire rocket engine which was a very capable v8 that did not require some hard to tune triple carb setup which most companies were trying to put out. The only problem these were not very street friendly setups. The 330 on the other hand would put out good power with just a 4-barrel sitting on top. The bench seat...

Here's a mighty fine example of one of America's all-time favorite trucks. It probably won't come as a great surprise to you that there a dozens of these vintage Chevy trucks still earning their keep, but this is a particularly nice one. And for some reason, the first year '67s aren't that common. The silver blue paint inside and out, and the updated suspension, steering, and braking makes this classic 3/4 ton pickup attractive, hard working and easy to keep running. Under the hood is a clean and hefty 383 Stroker that gives the heavy frame of the C20 plenty of moving power.

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Everyone knows what a cultural Icon the 60s Mustangs were. A car conceived by the legendary Lee Iacocca specifically to take advantage of the emerging baby boomer demographic. The 1st car designed and marketed toward the new hip and upcoming youth market. This Mustang is the quintessential example of everything that made the Mustang the car for everyone. From the lovely off-white paint, blue and black interior with bucket seats, the exquisitely trimmed center console, and matching blue tenue cover for the powered roof. This Mustang is a great example of the style and attention to detail that made it a sales success. It doesn't hurt that this Mustang was also ordered with a eye toward thriftiness with its Sprint 200 'B' package.

With the butter smooth inline 6, and this thing rolls down the road effortlessly. With no power steering, or brakes, it reminds you of the simpler times, and just how fat and disconnected from driving modern cars are. The steering is...

The 1st generation pickups are getting harder to come by that are in good running and driving condition. Not to mention having minimal modifications from original appearance.

This '65 features a 250 CID I6 that runs very well and has plenty of power for a nice cruising pickup. Paired to a 3-speed automatic transmission and getting a fresh tune up this truck is ready for the road. The gear assembly, power steering pump, hoses, upper and lower ball joints, and much more were all replaced to ensure a safety drive ready classic vehicle. All the work was completed just last year by Paul Peace's body shop in Spring, Tx. Receipts of work completed can also be provided upon request.

The exterior of the truck shows well and makes for a nice driver. You can even attend your local car shows to visit with friends and other classic car enthusiasts. All the paint and body work had been done by the previous owner with not much information...