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This Chevelle SS Clone is a very nice driver quality car. Starting with the power in this muscle car, this 72 Malibu is being powered by a 454 CI V8 mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. This combo makes this car run, drive and shift like a dream and is very fun to drive. The exterior is a nice silver with black racing stripes, and the paint is in driver quality condition. The Black vinyl bucket seats are in great condition and the interior overall shows very well. The gauges have all been redone and give the interior a modern feel. You will not be disappointed with the way this car looks and drives for the money! Options on this 1972 Chevrolet Malibu include: AM/FM w/CD, Power steering, Power brakes,...

Powering this beautiful truck is a 350 CID V8 engine from a 1997 Chevrolet 1500, VIN R, 5. 7 liter with Vortec heads, long tube headers, Eldebrock Intake and Carburetor. The engine is mated to an automatic transmission with only about 5k miles since being built. When you do pop open the steel cowl hood you almost need sunglasses from all of the chrome. The engine bay is organized and all flows nicely. Professionally painted in 2012, this truck stunning two tone white and teal paint theme is still in show quality condition. Before being painted, the rear tailgate was formed and sucked in, the rear bumper was tucked, and the taillight placement was moved for a more appealing look. The interior was all replaced and new in 2013. The black dash, door panels, carpet, and leather bench seat are all in fantastic shape. The white gauge package, chrome GT steering wheel, and chrome fire extinguisher, all offset the dark interior superbly. Other notable features include a rubber bed mat, AM/FM radio, power steering, power brakes, tilt steering wheel, posi traction rear end, leather interior, and even a kill switch. The current owner has enjoyed this for the last...

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Lincoln has had a long-standing reputation of producing luxurious American Cars and pretty much setting the standard on what it means to be a top-notch vehicle and this 1960 Premiere shows as a shining example of how that was executed back in the day. Although the Premiere came out in 1956 as a mid-level sedan under the Continental, by the time the 1958-1960 body style came out the model was as big in comparison as the Cadillac Sixty-Special of equivalent years. The later and last year of the Premiere was 1960 before the name would be used as a high trim package descriptor and this car featuring power seats, power locks, power windows, and power steering shows that this car was ahead of its time with technology and features despite its original intention as a mid-level car in the lineup. The Lincoln propels its large body along with a 430 cubic inch...

Everyone knows what a cultural Icon the 60s Mustangs were. A car conceived by the legendary Lee Iacocca specifically to take advantage of the emerging baby boomer demographic. The 1st car designed and marketed toward the new hip and upcoming youth market. This Mustang is the quintessential example of everything that made the Mustang the car for everyone. From the lovely off-white paint, blue and black interior with bucket seats, the exquisitely trimmed center console, and matching blue tenue cover for the powered roof. This Mustang is a great example of the style and attention to detail that made it a sales success. It doesn't hurt that this Mustang was also ordered with a eye toward thriftiness with its Sprint 200 'B' package.

With the butter smooth inline 6, and this thing rolls down the road effortlessly. With no power steering, or brakes, it reminds you of the simpler times, and just how fat and disconnected from driving modern cars are. The steering is...