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Built with performance in mind, this 10th Anniversary Trans Am is just begging to be driven, cruised in, and shown at local car shows! This numbers matching bird has only 84,925 miles and has the L78 6. 6L 400 CID V-8 with the Borg Warner T-10 4-speed manual transmission; making it one of 1,817. The exterior is a scheme you'll only find on the 10th anniversary edition, with a two-tone silver paint job, the legendary Phoenix plastered on the hood, and red/black striping. This particular Phoenix was special to the 10th anniversarys, as it extended all the way out to the side of both front fenders. This 1979 Pontiac Trans-Am for sale is a true representation of late 70s muscle cars! The shaker hood rumbles at the tap of the throttle and begs you to unleash the beast within and let it rip! Take off the mirrored T-tops and you'll have the wind blowing through your hair and whisking away all your cares and worries. The turbo style rally wheels are a staple of classic Pontiacs and can be found on this gorgeously kept T/A. The interior is original and gorgeous with special silver leather interior. This car even...

Once the name of a top of the line Chrysler, starting in 1955 the Imperial marquee became it's own division to compete with Detroit luxury rivals Lincoln and Cadillac. Thanks to the innovative design of Virgil Exner and Chrysler carrying over the 'Forward Look' design concepts to the Imperial line, this 1961 Imperial was unlike any car on the market at the time. This 1961 Imperial was most recently owned by Country music star John Rich, he states, 'I've always been impressed at the advance technology Detroit was using back in the day, especially with the Imperial cars. Push button transmission, floating head lights and tail lights, a frame that's so strong it was banned from crash derbies because there was no way to knock out the drive shaft! ' Chrysler innovation was certainly ahead of its time and this 1961 Imperial is a stunning example. Options include: AC/Heat, AM/FM Radio,...

Ford produced three cars between 1932 and 1934. the Model B, Model 18 & Model 40. The 1934 Ford was not as substantial a model year change as the previous two years had been, but was infamous after the Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow fame. The two 'outlaws' were traveling in a stolen 1934 Ford sedan in Bienville Parish, Louisiana, when a heavily armed law enforcement posse opened fire and riddled their car with bullets and buckshot, killing both and bringing an end to the infamous gang.

Perhaps if Bonnie and Clyde had a 1934 Ford like this one, with a humming cam 350 V8 engine tied to a 4 speed automatic lokar shift-kit with 355 gears, they could have made a quick turn around and get away. That said, this Ford 3-window coupe is one of the nicest builds you will ever find. Many hours of sanding and prep work went into the car before laying down the best-in-show winning 3-tone burgundy, black and silver paint. The artistry did not stop on the exterior though, open the suicide...

This convertible beauty only has 3,500 miles since the complete rebuild. Powered by a numbers matching 350ci LT-1, this restored Corvette will get up and go! The rock crusher 4 speed manual transmission that backs up the 350, is also numbers matching and feels extremely solid. Once you climb into the driver's seat of this vette you'll notice all the features that come along with this wonderful car. The options include AM/FM radio, Manual top, Power brakes, Power steering, Tilt wheel, Telescopic wheel, Seat belts, and Leather interior. Dropping the top on a warm fall night while hitting the winding roads of the back country with nothing but the star light above you. Power steering and power brakes only add to your comfort and pleasure. Telescopic and tilt wheel allows you to make the necessary adjustments...

The D series International pickups were produced from 1937 up to 1952 where it was then replaced with the K series. With the curved fenders, and V shaped front in this truck truly stands out in a crowd. Something unique about this truck is that the current owner purchased it from the original owner's son prior to the restoration. That simply means hands have not been changed very much on this truck and it still shows well today.

Powered by a more modern Chevrolet 350 CID V8 this truck has no issues cruising down the highway. The motor is from a '75 half ton pick-up while the heads are from a '79-83 chevy. Putting out an estimated 300hp this engine was said to have been rebuilt roughly 3,000 miles ago. The engine has been paired up to a TH350 transmission making driving this truck simple. Being nearly 80 years old this truck did have to undergo a bit of a restoration to be road worthy. Some of the fresh additions include: coated headers, AFCO aluminum transmission cooler, AFCO aluminum radiator and overflow tank, new AC compressor, new alternator, front disc brakes, power steering, and an Edelbrock 600 CFM 4-barrel carburetor. The...