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The Jeepster was revived in 1966 to compete with the recently released Scout and Bronco. Available as a truck, station wagon, roadster and a convertible such as this beauty. Popularity grew steadily until AMC bought out Kaiser and changed the design to much a bigger/ full-size version losing its niche market. This beautifully restored example was owned by the same family since new being stored in a garage and only driven on nice days explaining that original mileage of right at 38000. The body of the car was in solid shape still retaining its original sheet metal. The two-tone light-yellow paint is slick and shows nicely with the cream upper half giving it that classic 60-s era look. The real spoke wheels look extremely well while the white wall tires really set it off. The chrome bumpers are great and show very well reminding you why we love the classics. The rear tire carrier was restored with the rest of the car and is a very nice addition. Under the hood is the rebuilt V6 which is something you simply did not find in the 60-s. If it was a 6 cylinder it was an inline 6 with the v configuration...

This 1500 Custom is a full frame off restoration, built spared at no expense. With only around 500 miles on the engine rebuild this vehicle is super fresh and nicely broken in. The powerplant is top notch and ready for whatever you must throw at it! This 69 GMC truck is powered by a 350-cubic inch GM crate engine. Topped with a polished dress-up kit, this 1969 GMC Custom 1500 looks just as nice and it moves! Backing the small block Chevy engine is a turbo 400 automatic transmission that's ready for showing and towing! The power is thrown to the ground and held to the pavement thanks to sticky radial tires wrapped around rally wheels. This truck will get up and go! With power steering and power brakes, this truck has a modern feel, with a vintage vibe. The exterior is a beautiful shade of black. Nice and glossy, it's highly complimented by chrome bumpers and woodgrain designed trim. The car has a mix of mean muscle and subtle outdoorsy, which makes it a delight to the eyes for all truck lovers alike! Once you wipe the drool off your face, you'll be inclined to check in the cab. Peeking...

When you think classic 1970-s muscle car, you can-t help but think of Chevelle. The cranberry red beauty sports black rally stripes and newly upholstered black vinyl front seats. The 454 cubic-inch big block engine was completely overhauled, bored and stroked, bringing the displacement to 496 cubic-inches. It is backed by a TH400 automatic transmission. Pusjing all the power to a 3. 73 posi rear end. If you-re itching for a real classic muscle car. look no further, take this to all the cruise nights and local car shows for endless weekends of fun.

The muscle car era at Chevrolet truly saw its...

The hot red paint finish with flames all down the sides make this baby stand out brilliantly. This 3 Window is very custom and was built with a Bebop fiberglass body over a TCI frame. Powered by a 350 cid V8, and 350 Turbo 3spd automatic transmission this coupe was Dyno-d at 290 hp and 278lbs of torque. Gear ratio set at 3:55 and has a new 350 Posi rear end. With just over 29,000 actual miles this engine recently received a fresh rebuild with new Roller Rockers, new Aluminum Heads, an Edelbrock Tunnel Ram intake, and dual Edelbrock 500CFM carbs. The interior offers a great comfortable feel with black cloth seats and belts. Behind the passenger seat is a Sony stereo CD player that comes with a remote. Windows are powered with switches on the door armrests. All doors including the trunk have keyless entry for extra convenience, but there are pull handles inside as well as lock handles. Options in this custom 3 Window coupe include: keyless entry, power windows,...

This Camaro was the lucky recipient of a frame off restoration and it now runs and drives better than it did in the late 60-s. The year is 1968, minimum wage is $1. 60, the Beetles are on the top charts and not only did the Motor City capital of the world take home the MLB World Series title, the gave the streets the Chevrolet Camaro in return. This Cortez Silver paint with Tuxedo Black stiped Camaro gives a deep mirror finish that looks amazing in any light conditions. The Camaro rests nicely on Foose chrome wheels and has the nice muscle car stance that you are looking for. Under the hood sits a strong running 454cid V8 paired to a 4-Speed Muncie Transmission and a Hurst Shifter. Power is translated to the 10 Bolt Rear End that spins both wheels whenever your...