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BACKGROUND: The Indian Chief is a motorcycle that was built by the Hendee Manufacturing Company and the subsequent Indian Motocycle Company from 1922 to the end of the company's production in 1953. The Chief was Indian's 'big twin', a larger, more powerful motorcycle than the more agile Scout used in competition and sport riding. When Indian resumed civilian production after World War II, they revived only the Chief line. Production of Indian motorcycles ended with the last Chief made in 1953. (Source: Wikipedia).

This 1946 Indian Chief Motorcycle enjoyed a complete mechanical and cosmetic restoration, which was finished in 2009, and has had under five miles of drive time since then. It has been painted Dupont black with crash bars and fringe seats. It has been converted to a 12-volt electronic alternator...

The Chevrolet Impala was Chevy's ticket into entering large percentage of American homes in the late 50's and early 60's. Not only was it a beautiful vehicle with new styling, it became a crowd favorite for its performance and ability to seat several kids in large American families. Add a convertible top and you have one of Chevrolet's best jack of all trades vehicles! This family cruiser comes with a smooth idling 283 CID v8 with an automatic Powerglide transmission with 24,727 miles on the clock. To aid in the comfortable ride this Impala also has power steering and a tilt wheel to get just the right driving position. The classic 1960's grille looks menacing from a rearview mirror while the red exterior accentuates the smooth body lines and chrome trim. The Red interior is in great shape with a vinyl seats and a clean dashboard! White wall tires set the...

The 55' T-Bird was Henry Ford's response to the Chevrolet Corvette, and was revealed at the Detroit Auto Show on February 20, 1954. No one could have predicted the success the Thunderbird would have. The Thunderbird's first year of production literally outsold the Corvette more than 23 to 1. Though it was sleek and sporty, the Thunderbird was not considered a sports car to Ford, but a -personal luxury vehicle. - This Raven Black beauty is a fine example of that first year, a great representation of the epic Thunderbird line. It has both hard top and soft tops, ready for whatever weather you throw at it. It's powered by a legendary 292 Y-Block V8, which churns out an impressive 198 horsepower. These motors were known for reliability, impressive torque, and unique sound. It's backed by a healthy 3-speed Fordomatic automatic transmission, which makes it an easy driver and a nice cruiser for anyone and everyone. You can truly understand why Ford motor company tried to emphasize the luxury aspect of the 1955 T-Bird, by peeking in the car, then taking a seat. This 1955 Ford Thunderbird convertible for sale has a list of options, which include: AM Radio, hard convertible...

The C/K line was Chevrolet and GMC's full size pickup truck line from 1960 to 1999. After 39 years the line was replace by the Silverado line up but the C/K's are still highly sought after and make great platforms for some of the nicest looking hot rods today. This particular 65 has been completely built from the ground up with no expense spared during the process. The truck was taken completely off the frame and stripped down starting with just a shell. The frame was painted to match the rest of the components and gives the underneath a very finished look. The body was then painted with a red that is very similar to the rally red of that era. The chrome on the truck is in impeccable condition with no signs of pitting anywhere. Pop open the red hood and you will see one of the nicest engine bays I have seen. The block decodes to be a 1970 LS4 which is a great platform to start with. Bored. 030 over just to make sure everything was nice and fresh. Once the block was ready a steel crank was used on the bottom end while the decision was made...

Boss Hoss Cycles was founded in 1990 in Dyersburg TN. They started the company by placing V8 engines in a custom motorcycle chassis and the recipe made for instant success. Production has steadily increased and the lineup has added new models with more advanced technology. This particular Trike features a ZZ4 385 HP 350 CID V8. 385 HP is a lot in a full sized car, and it's an absolute blast in a trike like this. One this that makes this Boss Hoss different from all the others is the 4L60E 4 speed automatic transmission. The majority of these trike came with a TH350 trans, but this one was a test of the 4 speed transmission. The frame was stretched to make room for the larger unit, but everything was done in the Boss Hoss factory. The bike now has the feature of overdrive which makes highway cruising much more comfortable and even a bit more fuel efficient. Another uncommon upgrade on this particular Boss is the rear disc brake set up. This one now has the factory dual disc Brembos up front and disc brakes on the rear axle. The bike is finished in a tasteful black and silver two...