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This '57 T-Bird is powered by its original 312 CID V8 engine backed by a Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission. Options on this 1957 Ford Thunderbird for sale include: AM Radio, Removable Hardtop,Power Brakes, Vinyl Interior, Seat Belts and Wide White Wall Tires wrapped around Steel Wheels with Ford Hub Caps. This is a highly documented one-family classic with just 3,975 miles since the restoration. This T-Bird comes with an album documenting service and includes photos of the restoration and the original dealers invoice dated 12/04/1956. The Thunderbird is stunning in its original Inca Gold with a White Removable Hard Top and White Interior. The classic also come with a recent appraisal and receipts showing that the car was recently tuned up and serviced. The 312 cubic inch Y-block produced 245hp from the factory and runs as good today as it did back in 1957. 1957 is the most popular and most valuable model year of the first...

Dodge introduced the Dart in 1960 as a full size car and was eventually revamped to a compact car by the time this Electric Blue beauty rolled off the Hamtramck assembly line in Detroit in November of 1967. This was an early production GTS and really stands out with a unique front facia 'beak' that is unlike that of a standard Dodge Dart. The 383 GTS productions numbers came in at just 2,104 for the 1968 model year and of those only 991 were 4-speed cars. This fine example was originally a California car and the remarkable condition is the result of a full rotisserie restoration on a nice solid original. All of the front suspension components have been powder coated and this car looks great from top to bottom. One other unique feature is the original bucket seats without head rests. The 383 comes to life effortlessly and easily brings this little Dart up to speed without hesitation. Shifting is smooth and precise thanks to the Inland shifter and braking is a breeze with Kelsey Hayes 4-piston calipers on the front discs.

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This '71 Road Runner is powered by a its original 383 cubic inch High Performance V8 engine backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 1971 Plymouth Road Runner for sale include: AM/FM Radio, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Vinyl Interior, Seat Belts, and Firestone Firehawk Indy 500 Radial Tires wrapped around Keystone Wheels with less than 100 miles on them. This numbers matching Mopar has been owned by the same owner since 1977. The classic saw a frame off restoration in 2009 and comes with pictures of the car from 1977 when the current owner purchased it. The classic was sandblasted, primed and repainted during the frame off restoration. The seller states that this Road Runner has just 77,806 actual miles. This highly optioned muscle car is offered for sale with its original build sheet and an appraisal that was done on the car before the restoration. The Road Runner is optioned with the 300hp high performance engine and has a functional 'Air Grabber' hood...

By far one of the sleekest looking cars to come out of the 60's, the Corvette Stingray has definitely made its mark in society. This one here comes equipped with one of the biggest power options available in its time, the stout 427 cubic inch triple duece. Impressing the neighbors and scaring off the children will not be a problem when you turn the key on this beast! Backed up to the engine is one of the most popular 4-speed manual transmissions, so grab hold of the shifter, slam it into first, then get ready to feel the extreme power of one of the most iconic sports cars ever made! The interior is lined with a beautiful black vinyl seating arrangement, and like Corvettes should be, some of the most comfortable sport bucket seats money could buy in 1968. Considered normally to be very well optioned cars, this one doesn't have all the fancy attachments that could simply take away from the driving experience. This one is as easy as crank it up, drop it into first and drop the top as you blast down the interstate making everyone else jealous. The exterior is done in...

When you think of a classic car that embraces the American tradition, this is that car. Being part of the second generation known as the -Hot One,- this gorgeous example is just that. It is sporting a classy black coat of paint accompanied by a red and black interior. This particular tri-five Bel Air is equipped with a numbers matching 283 C. I. D power pack V8 and 3 speed manual transmission on the column. The Bel Air stands superior to its base models 150 and 210 having more chrome trim with a lined wedge on the sides in the rear of the car. When you-re in the driver-s seat cruising down the road with the air conditioning blowing cold you feel you have one of the nicest collector cars out there but it isn-t until you pull up to a...