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This Continental is powered by a 462 CID 4V V8. This engine was bored and stroked to 4. 38 x 3. 830 inches with a compression ratio of 10. 25:1 and 485 Torque, all backed by a Select shift Turbo-Drive, 3 Speed Automatic Transmission. The Light Powder Blue looks great against the Navy-Blue convertible top and Vinyl interior! 1967 marked the final year of the Lincoln Continental convertible, and being the first four-door convertible sold after World War II, the Lincoln Continental would become the final example of its type sold from a American Manufacture. As a result of numerous frame reinforcements required by the lack of a fixed roof, the 5,712-pound, 1967 Lincoln Continental convertible...

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This GTO is wearing a House of KOLORS Brandywine Paint Job. It has a Black interior. This GTO has been the sellers since 2001. The odometer currently reads 77150 miles. It has had an extensive restoration including new floor and trunk pans. This is one sharp GTO. This GTO is impressive, quality is evident from the first time that you lay eyes on this car. The 400 CI V8 under the hood is the original that this GOAT left the barn with 50 years ago. There is about 10,000 miles on it since the last freshen up and fewer than 500 on the transmission since its last freshen up. The rear is a GM 12 bolt with a set of 3:73 gears transferring the power to the pavement. This GTO is rolling...

If someone asked you what America's sports car was its hard not to say the Corvette. Debuting in 1953 and spanning 8 generations uninterrupted, simply saying it's a success is an understatement. What we have here is a generation 4 or commonly known as a C4. Launching in 1983 the C4 saw a massive overhaul and prices rose and sales declined. Chevrolet had to do something mid generation to revitalize the brand and spark more sales and the C4 ZR1 came to life. That is what we have here today. Approaching this car, the Polo Green Metallic paint is very nice and really pulls you in and shows off the lines of the car very well. The interior is finished in Saddle Tan leather and is in fair, unrestored condition. There were only 39 ZR1's assembled for 1992 with this configuration of options, adding to the collectability of this rare survivor. Under the hood is what the ZR-1 is known for, the 4-Cam 32 valve 5. 7L LT5 V8 engine that produces 375hp! It also has 16 new injectors, recent serpentine belt, plugs and wires (10/2020). Power is routed to the ground through a 6-speed manual transmission that shifts silky smooth....

Debuting in 1970 and deriving its name from the famous city, Monte Carlo, nobody knew it would lead to six generations spanning nearly 40 years! The Monte Carlo was dreamed and developed to fill a new roll for the Chevrolet brand. It was actually marketed as the first ever personal luxury car by Chevrolet. This nice example is a 1972 model. In '72 Chevrolet made several small changes from front to back for the last year of the first generation. Walking around this model you will quickly notice how nice the condition of the paint is. The orange paint with black vinyl top and black vinyl interior are all in nice condition and look stunning! As they should since the car was repainted and interior redone within the last year. Absolutely one of the nicest examples we have had here. Under the hood is a 350ci V8 with the power running through a 3-speed automatic transmission. Current owner is an avid collector and loves Monte Carlos, owning 8 over the last 12 years. Acquired this one from a private owner out of Tennessee. The vast majority of...