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This bad boy is black on black and packing a 468 big block V8 under the hood!

Everybody loves a first gen Camaro and this is a beautiful example. The odometer and owners paperwork says 55,208 miles since rebuilt, but when looking at the car its hard to believe it has more than 500 miles! The pain shines nicely, and the underside looks freshy restored. The exhaust, and gas tank both look brand new, and there is very little road grime or surface rust as you look at the underside of this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS RS 468. The 468 sounds nice and makes good power, it spins back to a 4-speed manual transmission, that winds up the posi-traction 12-bolt rear end with 308 gears. This gearing is ideal for a high torque big block such as this. It allows for lower RPM cruising, but still means plenty of fun off the line in first gear. The interior shows little wear and shows nicely! For those of you who struggle to...

This 1969 Ford Mustang is pretty extreme to say the least. Built by Lamborghini Dallas, she is painted in a Lamborghini Burgundy Red color. The paint shines extremely well as this build has just 500 miles on it. The black interior has cloth bucket seats and vinyl back seat. For the business end of this pony car is the original numbers matching 351 CID V8, but has been completely built by Keith Craft in Garland TX. The motor received JR aluminum Heads, new Holley intake and Carb, mild cam with solid lifters, she has produced 500HP on the dyno through custom built headers. the accessories are modern serpentine belt driven. The original rebuilt C4 transmission sits behind the 351. This setup makes this a lot of fun to drive. You may recognize the wheels style off of a certain famous Ford GT. Ford gave them a classic look with modern styling, and they suit this 1969 Ford Mustang restomod as well. the suspension is all upgraded to handle, with tubular arms, rack and pinion steering upgrade, adjustable coilovers, she handles like a modern racecar.

The Ring Brothers provided the custom hood, hood pins, hood hinge support. Ring Brothers provided the transmission...

This Goat is as rare as it is a true work of art. The most desirable GTO of 1965 is now available with a 389 Tripower V8 backed up by a Tremec 5-speed manual transmission. GM Blue with Dark Blue interior is the true performance car coloring and looks fantastic on the rare Pontiac. Lovingly cared for and it shows. Chrome bumpers and trim look as they should with 18 inch US Mags rims at each corner. This 1965 GTO checks all of the boxes with bucket seats and console, power steering, power brakes, and air conditioning. The GTO which stands for Gran Turismo Omologato, was designed by the legendry John DeLorean to compete in the very competitive racing circuit. Sitting behind the real wood steering wheel tell you there is something special about this car. The three carburetor set up on a Pontiac 389 feel and sound like nothing else which is one reason this car is so sought after. Another is the pure performance that was achieved and continued throughout the life of the GTO. The real reason for the desire of this 1965 GTO is the sweet spot that was achieved...

If you are a Mopar/Barracuda fan like me, then you'll surely know how desired this iconic 1967 Barracuda is to the American Muscle Car enthusiasts. Her name is Jessica, and she means business with her Pro Built 440 Stroked to a 498 CID 600HP Monster connected to 727 3-speed quick shift automatic transmission with Gear Venders overdrive attached to an 8 3/4 back bone with 4:11 gears. Painted in a vibrant Torch Red showing off that 5K AFX Hood Scoop, racing harnesses and roll bar really brings home that racing experience, as paint jobs like this don't come cheap. Stop, look inside and you'll feast your eyes upon a freshly done black interior with the coolest gauges and new B & M shifter, including a set of the nicest vinyl bucket front seats you'll find. As you walk around and appreciate this Red Hot 1967 Plymouth Barracuda as it sits still for a moment, you really notice its great stance as it shows off those totally awesome Weld Rims wrapped in those sick Mickey Thompson meats. This Torch Red Barracuda is a steal of a deal and will make everyone turn green with envy because you bought it first. There is...

This powerhouse has been very well restored and can light up some pavement with ease. If you want something to take out to shows and be the talk of the night, this is the car for you.

Powered by a well built 440 CID V8 this Roadrunner can certainly run, putting out around 500HP. The torque flight 727 transmission allows you to bump your way through the gears. This '69 Mopar is also equipped with a manual valve body, and trans brake. Power is sent to the pavement through the Dana 60 rear end which features 4. 10 gears. With a lot of power, you want to ensure you have a better ride. Alterktion front suspension, and front coil overs certainly help. Behind all four tires is a set of Willwood Disc brakes that help bring this car to a halt.

Painted in a very nice PPG blue, this car certainly pops in the sunlight. The matte black hood compliments it as well and is completely removable so you can...