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The 1940 Line up from Chevrolet was completely redesigned for 1940. They were advertised with the slogan -Royal Clipper Styling- with the lines having some European influence. It would turn out to be a huge success with sales skyrocketing to over a million cars for the first time. This exquisite example has gone through a restoration and taken back to its previous glory. The paint is correct for the era and looks amazing on those swooping lines. With all the trim work in just as nice condition, you better have some sunglasses when looking at this beauty. Pop that Buick style hood and you will see a nicely detailed engine compartment. The inline 6, which is what Chevrolet opted for VS Ford-s Flathead, is as clean as I have seen. The originality is second to none with it still retaining it-s 6V system this beauty is all about originality. Open the door and you will see an interior that is right out of the 40-s. The...

The 58 T bird was all new and really a completely different car than the first generation. After winning Motor Trend-s Car of the Year award many of the fans from the first generation were appalled but proof was in the numbers with sales doubling that year. The 59 models were similar with only minor changes in ornamentation sales would once again almost double the previous year with almost 68000 units sold. This Convertible --59 T-bird is a great example of why people loved the new design. The exterior has had a clean white paint laid down on a very nice body giving you a very slick finish product. The period correct wheels add to the nostalgia of this luxurious beauty. Under the hood is the coolest part of this car, the original 430 CID Lincoln motor sets nestled between the frame rails. Once you look inside you realize why this beauty needs all that power. With virtually everything power assisted these items add up quick and add to the weight of these heavy cars. Everything from the windows to the seats are controlled by the touch of a button. With the market for these birds constantly changing this --59 will...

1961 was the first year for the Lincoln Continental and it came in a 4-door sedan or 2-door convertible. In 1966 the Lincoln Continental was in its fourth generation and dropped the price $600. 00 from 1965 and it paid off for Lincoln increasing sales by 36%.

If you are a Texas longhorns or Tennessee Volunteers fan or a fan of any team that orange, then showing up to a tailgate in this beautiful Rustic Orange Continental convertible needs to be your next vehicle. This Continental is powered by the original 462 V8 and piloted by a 488L automatic transmission. The interior is the same rustic Orange color and it is in excellent condition. The new white convertible top looks amazing and works even better. The owner replaced all of the hydraulics and now the convertible top works better than it did back in 1966. If you-re worried about getting to...

Keeping it all power under the hood is the Ford 302 cubic inch V8, this freshly built snappy V8 is one of Fords famous powerplant with snappy throttle response and durability. While you are staring at this 1973 Ford Bronco for sale engine bay you will notice something that stands out to you, try a brand-new Air conditioning system. Please wear safety glasses as this AC is throwing ice cubes! Backing this powerplant is a 3 on the tree manual transmission, there really is nothing funnier than a column shift and I truly wish they would come back. The exterior of this 1973 Ford Bronco for sale is the classic Red and White combo, this breaks the coloring up, so you can get a better feel for the body style. With a deep shine and a fresh power plant this Bronco is ready to hit the local car show or local back road. As you climb in the cabin you can rest on a comfortable and plush vinyl bucket seat, look over at you passenger as they can enjoy the same creature comforts. This Bronco for sale is also a 4x4, meaning all 4 wheels pushing or pulling at the same...