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D-Code car. Car came from California was a one owner. Has original sheet metal, torque box, shock towers and frame rails in good shape. Blasted the engine compartment and replaced a lot of the parts...

One look at this beauty and you are instantly mesmerized by the gorgeous metallic Cyber Gray paint that looks great along with the awesome lines of a '70 Monte Carlo. Talk about a lot of work and attention to detail, this classic Chevy has had a full, frame-off restoration and wow does it show. From the ground up every detail has been given to the appearance as well as mechanics of this beauty and we have all of the records and receipts to prove it. The 402 has been bored. 30 over and sounds fantastic. This car drives as nice as it looks and also had a new front suspension and new Eden rear axle with posi-traction, 3:73 Gears and 4-wheel disc brakes. The TH400 transmission shifts on point and helps this car cruise at highway speed without hesitation.

The interior of this beauty reveals those classic black bucket seats, center console with horseshoe shifter, factory tachometer and the original AM radio. If you like the classic look with those creature comforts this car has it all including power steering, power brakes, power windows...

Done in the factory Caspian blue, this unique color is very striking. The original inline 6 cylinder engine and transmission are present and have been rebuilt as well. Ice cold AC keeps the cruising comfortable on any occasion. A modern audio head unit was installed with AUX input and retains the classic appearance. The interior was completely redone in the original blue and has a factory feature that makes this car even more unique. The front seat is a factory bench with fold down armrest there are only 14,905 that were built with this option....

The Falcon is probably best known for its part of making the first Mustang possible. The platform of the Falcon lent itself to 18 different cars from 1960 all the way to 1980 making it one of the most successful platforms in automotive history. Used on anything form a 60 Falcon to an 80 Granada the platform though varying was really all the same concept. This 1966 Falcon is a great example of what people would do with these very resilient cars. The exterior is in very good condition with a slick two tone blue paint job it is guaranteed to get looks anywhere you go. With a rather large chromed out front end you don-t think economy when you see it in the rear view. A classic set of alloy wheels with radial tires have been installed which have drastically increased the ride quality. Looking underneath the car you would never guess that it was 50+ years old. Under the hood is one of Ford-s proudest accomplishments, the 302. With a simple twist of the key this small block comes to life reminding...

The Newport was a name used by Chrysler for both a hardtop body designation and also for its lowest priced model between 1961 and 1981. Chrysler first used the Newport name on a 1940 show car of which five vehicles were produced.

This one is a true survivor car that has only 31000 original miles! Featuring a 383 CID V8 that is the original to the car and is paired to the original 3-speed automatic transmission. The transmission was professionally rebuilt less than 1 year & 1000 miles ago.

The green exterior paint is in original & in great condition for being almost a 50 year old car. All chrome bumper, trim pieces and emblems are in great condition. The interior is also in great condition show a two-tone vinyl seats. The dash, door panels, carpet, headliner, are all in great condition. This two owner car has car has only 1 previous owner and the car was in storage from 1995-2015 & only drove it in the warm summer days prior to 95.

The car has the original hub cabs that are in great condition as well to match the rest of the car. The wheels are wrapped in Goodyear tires...