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The Barracuda name plate had an impressive ten year run from 1964- 1974. This second-generation Barracuda incorporates design cues including a concave deck panel, wider wheel well openings, curved side glass and s-curved roof pillars. Definitively marking their spot in muscle car era, Chrysler is known for their high- performance power plants including the iconic Hemi. Our 1967 Plymouth Barracuda comes with a 340 cubic inch small block LA transplant in place of the original 273 small block with an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor. The Mopar 340 cubic inch engine was manufactured for the model years 1968-1973. This engine was considered by many as the best performance small block engine in the Mopar line-up for its era. Producing an impressive 275 horse power without modifications. Our 1967 Barracuda has a 727 Torqueflight three speed automatic transmission which is attached to an 8. 75-inch (741) style rear axle with a 2:76 gear ratio ring and pinion bolted to a Sure Grip limited slip differential. Power brakes and power steering add to the driving experience. All said, this 1967 Plymouth...

This Buick is bound to catch plenty of people's attention with the hot red paint job that goes up to a glossy white painted roof. This look is completed by a set of mag wheels that go for the torque thrust look. Under the hood of this red beauty lies a 300 cubic inch Wildcat V8, dubbed the Wildcat 310 on account of it producing 310 foot-pounds of torque, which supplies a throaty exhaust note through the dual exhaust system. Bolted to this little V8 is a smooth shifting 2-speed automatic transmission that made cruising down the road in this little car seem effortless and breezy. This gorgeous little Machine features a black vinyl interior that helps contrast and set off the red exterior color. The Buick also speaks to originality and being in great condition from that it hasn't been restored but looks this good! This car also comes...

A popular General Motors model that changed the muscle car world in 1964 with the GTO. The Lemans name plate was manufactured for nineteen years with models ranging from sub-compacts to intermediate sized automobiles through five generations of production. Models ranged from a two-door, four-door, convertible and the popular Safari wagon.

Our two door Pontiac Lemans is an exceptional example of what General Motors had to offer in the 1960s. Painted in the most gorgeous Tripoli Turquoise you ever laid you eyes on. A matching interior so clean that it looks like it just came off the showroom floor in 1968. All the chrome from the bumpers to the trim are in excellent shape. The original wheels are mounted on raised white tires finishes off the dynamic look. Under the hood is a 350 V-8 two-barrel engine attached to a 3-speed transmission. Bucket seats, power steering and a Kenwood professionally installed AM/...

Wildly popular with Chevrolet truck enthusiasts, the 1967-1972 Chevy C/K series was dubbed the Action Line trucks but are now referred to as the Glamour Pickups. Sporting a fresh modern look, the second-generation C/K line of trucks received a redesigned exterior and updated suspension. The C/K trucks received a new shape in 1967, sitting lower to the ground for easier access. For the exterior, important updates include a double-walled pickup box made of steel and rust-resistant body and sheet metal. The C-series two-wheel-drive trucks received an independent coil spring trailing arm for the front suspension.

Under the hood of this C10 is a 454 CI Big Block V8 that is paired with a 3-Speed Automatic Transmission, an iconic pair!

Options include: A/C, Pioneer AM/FM/CD Radio Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Tilt Wheel, Cloth Bench Seat, Lecarra Steering Wheel, Holley Carburetor, Edelbrock Manifold, Dual Exhaust, Electric Fans, K&N Air Filter, Rally wheels and Radial tires.

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Considered Lee Iacocca's dream car for the masses. Not since the Model-T has Ford seen such a successful model, selling over one million cars within two years. The first Mustang came off the assembly line in late 1964 and is still manufactured today. Officially the first Mustangs were titled as 1965 models. To date, well over 10 million Ford Mustangs have been sold. At an initial selling point of $2,368 became affordable to almost anyone who wanted to buy a car. The Mustang became known as an affordable sport coupe with room for four.

Our 1966 Ford is an eye appealing example of the Mustang legacy. The matching spoked white road wheels give this Mustang a masculine appearance. Under the hood is a highly detailed 289 C code V-8 attached to a C4 automatic transmission with a nine-inch rear differential. Recent work includes exhaust, seat upholstery, wiring harness under the hood, a rebuilt carburetor, convertible top boots, water pump, wheel cylinders and brake shoes, master cylinder,...