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The Oldsmobile 4-4-2 (also known as the 442) is a muscle car produced by Oldsmobile between the 1964 and 1980 model years. Introduced as an option package for US-sold F85 and Cutlass models, it became a model in its own right from 1968 to 1971, spawned the Hurst/Olds in 1968.

This 442 comes with 400 CID V8 engine bolted to a 4 speed manual transmission and posi traction. This one comes with blue exterior and black vinyl interior, this classic muscle car has power brakes, power steering, vinyl interior, radial tires, rally wheels, original jack and spare tire. Also has a Hotchkiss rear end sway bar.

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Have you ever seen one of these before? What you have here is a 1936 Chevy Coupe-Pickup. Yes, it came from factory with a truck bed. According to Hemmings, only 3,183 of these were made, with the smaller Coupe only being done for one year. From 1937-1942 it moved to the larger, Master body style. This unique beauty went through a restoration in 2012 and currently sits around 3,500 miles on it since said rebuild.

Powered by the always popular 350 combo. That is, a 350 small bock V8 and a 350-turbo automatic transmission. These all pushes the power to a Ford 8' rear end. The front end leads the way with a Mustang II style front suspension and power disc brakes. The color of this unique ride is called Hollywood Tan, an original color for 1936! The brown interior pairs well with the exterior paint.

Looking for a cruiser you can ride around town? Well, this bad boy comes...

If you are wanting a nice weekend cruiser or just wanting to be noticed at the shows, then 'Bootlegger' is for you! Powered by a small block Chevy 400 mated with a TH350 transmission, the Model A has plenty of get up & go! The engine is fueled through a Holley carb. & Holley electric fuel pumps, cooled by an electric fan and an aluminum radiator, and she also is set with front disc and rear drums, front & rear coils over shocks, all sitting on staggered 14' & 15' True Spoke wheels wrapped in Nitto rubber. The Biscuit colored interior really compliments the green metallic paint job & has A/C, newer updated gauges, a Kenwood AM/FM, BT, Aux & USB head unit, power driver's seat and an old school looking, floor mounted 'Tall Boy' automatic shifter to round...

These Cadillacs were loaded with all the latest accoutrements for the year, including A/C, AM/FM radio, power convertible top, cruise control, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power seats, power windows, tilt and telescopic steering wheel, seat belts, leather interior, white wall radial tires and wire wheels. This car also retains the original 4. 1 Liter V8 and automatic transaxle. The 4. 1 Liter engines were rated at 135 horsepower and 200 ft. Lbs of torque and that is sent through a 4 speed automatic with overdrive to make for a great cruising car. The 4. 1 was rated at more horsepower than the 5. 7 liter offered that year. Most figures show around 3,300 of...

This 1977 Jeep CJ5 has the rugged look of a go-anywhere Machine, and there is an upgraded V8 to make sure it really can live up to this legacy. But do not forget to check out all the well-done investments that not only add capability to this 4x4.

This Jeep just looks like it is ready for an adventure. It is such a well-done total presentation that it reminds us that this Jeep can look just as good out on the town as it does at the campsite.

The roll cage really catches your eye, and it is made with strong steel tubing.

The Jeep's 304 V8 is already an awesomely stout powerhouse, but one look at the tidy engine bay, and you can see there has been a big investment here in adding power. Powering the ignition systems is a Edelbrock distributor, there is also an Edelbrock Carburetor. So,...