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Not only is it a fun vehicle to have parked in your driveway but also a blast to drive to the local car show or heck climb a mountain like a Billy goat! Powering this Machine is a powerful 133. 9 CID I4 Cylinder that is called the hurricane and is full of Torque as that Is how the Kaiser-Jeep manufacturer wanted it, built for the mountains and back roads this Jeep is ready to roll. This little engine will give you fuel efficiency as it is sipping gas as well has years of dependability. Backing this Power-Plant is a 3-speed manual transmission build by Kaiser/Jeep is gear low and with lots of use in mind and paired with the HIGH and LOW transfer case this gives you 6 different settings to choose from. The exterior of this Machine is in a soft white that that is easy on the eyes...

This sunset orange convertible is full of fun and ready to hit the open road. It is powered by a 1500cc flat four cylinder engine and four speed manual transmission. The owner has stated that this is the original, numbers matching engine and transmission and that they both have been rebuilt less than 100 miles ago. The top on this VW is new and fits very well.

This C-code pony is a beauty and ready to cruise on down to the drive-in or next show! Powering this 66 Ford Mustang for sale is a 289 cubic inch small block V8 engine. This small block Ford engine has plenty of pep in its step, with a snappy throttle, and a subtle exhaust from its factory style dual exhaust. Backing the 289 is an automatic transmission. Add in air conditioning, power brakes, and you have yourself one fun and easy driving Mustang for sale. The power is thrown to the pavement with ease, thanks to chrome Mag wheels wrapped in radial tires. At a glance, it's easy to see that this Mustang is vintage in pedigree. This pretty pony is adorned with a great looking shade of dark red. This driver quality stallion has a nostalgic look that's a real blast from the past! With just the right amount of chrome and polished goodies, you can see how the 60s transformed from big bumpers and tail fins, to sharp lines and pure presence. The interior is no different, with a black vinyl interior. The sporty buckets up front straddle the shifter and...

The Cord Royale Replica is designed to resemble the famous Cord 812 Phaeton Convertible. The Cord 812 was a luxury automobile produced by the Cord Automobile division of the Auburn Automobile Company in 1936 and 1937. It was the first American-designed and built front wheel drive car with independent front suspension. Original Cord 812's built in Auburn, IN, can now fetch upward to $150,000.

This Cord Royale Convertible Replica is stated to be built on a 1969 Ford Mustang chassis, being powered by a smooth Ford 302ci V8 backed by a Ford automatic transmission. The Cord has tons of potential to take to the next level, finished in white with a contrasting Oxblood Vinyl interior. Vintage style woodgrain compliments the dash/...

Few cars spark the excitement and longevity as Ford's original Mustang. Starting mid-year for the 1964 model year and having its triumphant debut at the 1964 New York World's Fair in Queens NY, the Mustang was the car that was in the right place at the right time. Never before has a car been geared towards the youth market and really having a deep focus on the young professional women that had joining the work force in large numbers after World War II. With its stylish good looks, the long hood, short deck design was available in 3 body styles (Hardtop, fastback, and convertible) many engine and transmission options and an instant buzz, the Mustang was an immediate success. Ford built it's 1 millionth Mustang within 2 years of its original debut and over the past 56 years more than 10 million Mustangs have been built and sold all over the world! The Mustang was not only a sales success for Ford, but it quickly captured the psyche of American pop culture. The Mustang could be seen in movies like Goldfinger and Bullitt and there were even songs written about the Mustang, Wilson Pickett's 'Mustang Sally' and Otis Redding's 'Tramp' both...