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This sweet little cruiser is ready for the soft summer nights and long days at the beach. Covered in Aleutian Blue with parchment white top and interior that looks incredible. Powering this Firebird convertible is a Pontiac 350 that is decked out with stock intake with 2 barrel carb and exhaust manifolds. With power steering and brakes this car was on the cutting edge in 1968. Backing this more than sufficient power plant is the 2 speed power glide automatic transmission. Now in 1968 this was important as the driver always wanted to have his right hand free so that he could hold his bitter half's hand or a frosty adult beverage, or was that just me? This tidy 1968 Firebird convertible looks like it is not long from a complete rebuild and I wish I could give you exact milage since that point but the current owner purchased the car this way and...

Walking around this stylish '72, one should notice the Lime Green metallic gloss paint with painted white rally stripes. Besides the unique paint theme, the curb appeal of this Chevelle stands out with its chrome 15' Cragar wheels wrapped in white letter radial tires, white SS 454 badging, Cowl induction hood, chrome bumpers, and dual Masterflow exhaust. The interior flows well with the exterior paint theme and features white vinyl bucket seats, a center console, black carpeting, SS 454 floor mats, aftermarket AM/FM/Cd player, upgraded speakers, tach gauges, air conditioning, power steering, and seat belts. Powering this sharp '72 is a 454 CID V8 engine mated to an automatic transmission with 56451 undocumented miles on the odometer. The current owner bought the car in Florida and has enjoyed it since. If you are looking for a Chevelle that has a mix of performance and...

The Barracuda was an unfortunate victim of the popularity that Ford's Mustang enjoyed- it was released 16 days earlier than the Pony Car but ended up being overlooked as a viable alternative. Today, both cars remain popular classics for different reasons; the Mustang enjoys a broad appeal while classic Barracudas are coveted due to their rarity. The large, wraparound rear window that dominated the rear end of this Plymouth in previous model years was now smaller and more streamlined. The Barracuda, based on Chrysler's A-Body platform, offers a nice package as a fastback with 7 feet of cargo space and room for seating 5. This example has extra curb appeal thanks to an expensive Candy Apple Red paint color that is vibrant and hard to take your eyes off. American Racing 15' wheels with BF Goodrich radials complete the curb appeal of this '67 'Cuda. This Plymouth came with the 273 CID engine in 1967 according to the fender tag, which is still legible, but now features a later Mopar motor- the 340 CID V8. Upgrades include a 4bbl carburetor, aluminum intake manifold, MSD electronic ignition and an aluminum radiator. A 3-speed automatic transmission shifts this Plymouth through the gears. You'll...

This 1954 Truck is Brown and Tan with a Tan leather interior. This truck is powered by a 350 CI small block Chevy engine with a Turbo 350 automatic transmission. This all steel truck has been converted to a 12 volt system. This truck is equipped with power steering and power brakes and electronic ignition. Chrome reverse wheels with Moon hubcaps all around are wrapped in raised white letter radial tires. The interior features a bench...

This Grabber Green beauty is a fiberglass kit car built from as many Ford parts as possible. A strong-running 302 sits just behind that iconic grill partnered with a C4 3-speed automatic transmission. Power is sent back to a Ford 9' rear axle housing spinning the rear wheels.

Underneath the Wescott Auto fiberglass body sits a Roadster Shop Chassis on coilover suspension. The cloth interior is clean as can be, and the clean look of the Stewart Warner gauges keep you privy to the engines vitals. Roll down all the windows (including the rear windshield) and enjoy the breeze! This custom Coupe is loaded with top brands like Ididit steering column, Vintage air HVAC, Lokar shifter cables, Stewart Warner Gauges, Edelbrock, and Ford Racing Performance parts...