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This example is of the second-generation produced 1965-1969 that included a body redesign. This beauty carries the 164 'turbo air' flat 6 cylinder engine. It was able to produce 110 hp and is mated to a 2-speed Corvair Powerglide automatic transmission. The 66 Monza also received fully independent suspension for improved handling. This particular Corvair is wearing a mist blue paint on the exterior, black vinyl seats on the interior and a white convertible top. Features include a power top, wire wheels, am radio, white wall tires. According...

The Plymouth Barracuda is a two-door pony car that was manufactured by Plymouth from 1964-1974. This, being a second generation, was offered from 1967-1969. They were based off the Chrysler A-body and still shared a majority of its parts and bodywork with its predecessor, the Plymouth Valiant. Under the hood you will find a 273ci Power Pak v8 engine that is mated to a Torqueflite 3 speed automatic transmission. Finished in white on the exterior, it pairs well with the Navy blue convertible top, with the same color vinyl leather interior. All which are in good shape. Not too many convertibles were made this year, just a little over 4,000 with this option. The current owner has had this Barracuda for over 40 years! Restored in 1998 with new paint, interior, top and many...

Presenting the timeless 1967 Ford Ranchero, stunningly cloaked in an exotic Emerald Green Metallic exterior that articulates its classic style and sturdy physique. The rich, black cloth interior treats occupants with a warm and welcoming embrace, ensuring a comfortable journey on both short and long drives alike. Under the hood of this grandeur lies the heart of an athlete - a mighty 289 CID V8 engine paired with a smooth, 4-speed manual transmission. This stellar duo offers an unparalleled driving experience, wherein every maneuver you make becomes a bold expression of power and control. Tailored to enhance comfort and convenience, the 1967 Ford Ranchero sports power seats, allowing for effortless adjustments to suit your personal seating preferences. For improved safety, it is fitted with well-designed seatbelts to provide an added layer of security for every occupant. The...

The 1960-69 generation of Beetle is up on the top of the list for the air cooled enthusiast. Originating from the Brazilian market this handsome example of a 1967 is a truly gorgeous car with its white paint job and all the proper chrome trim and bumpers which dazzle in the sunlight. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the color keyed wheels with hub caps. A nice added touch is the wood roof rack which makes this Beetle look ready for a cross country road trip. The interior presents itself period correct and is upholstered in vinyl. Powering...

Mid-Century Jet Age Thunderbird! Gateway Classic Cars of Tulsa, Oklahoma is proud to digitally present this 1966 Ford Thunderbird for sale. 1966 Ford Thunderbird was the last year of the 4th generation of Thunderbird and was designed with the space race in mind. Jet age style and function was the mood of the country and this car is a great representative of this era. The Thunderbird Special Landau was introduced in the Spring of 1965, and differed from the regular Landau due to its unique combination of interior and exterior colors, as well as differences in trim. All Special Landau models were equipped with a Special Parchment-colored vinyl roof, and a matching interior. This Thunderbird comes with a nice running optional larger 428-cubic-inch (7. 0 L) V-8 and providing a notable improvement and nice smooth automatic and is ready for any cruise night. From the huge Thunderbird emblem in the front grill, the side rear cursive Thunderbird and the Thunderbird emblems in the vinyl top, almost everyone will know it's a Thunderbird. The...