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Ford's MODEL A was their follow up to the revolutionary Model T. With a more user friendly design the MODEL A was popular and successful in its own right. This 1930 2 door is finished in a nice dark blue paint job. With its pinstripe, chrome grille and white wall tires it looks like its dressed in a Tuxedo. The interior is practically a time capsule as it appears period correct with cloth seats and a cute dashboard painted to match the interior. Take a walk to the rear of the vehicle, open the trunk lid and you'll find a rumble seat for when...

Are you a European car enthusiast looking for a classic ride that is sure to turn heads? Look no further than the 1968 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible, finished in stunning Viper Red with a crisp white interior. This car is a true icon of automotive history, and it's easy to see why. With its timeless design and air-cooled flat 4-cylinder engine, this Beetle is fun and practical. The 4-speed manual transmission provides a classic driving experience that will delight any driver. Whether you're cruising down the highway or taking a spin around town, the 1968 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible will surely make you smile. One of the highlights of this car is its versatility. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it easy to maneuver through traffic and park in tight spaces. And when the weather is nice, drop the top and let the wind blow through your hair as you soak up the sun. The exterior of this car is in pristine condition, with a deep, lustrous Viper Red finish that is sure to turn heads wherever you...

It's not to often that you see a Triumph Spitfire driving down the road. It seems like we all need to take a good look when they do. This one is pretty special. It's a one owner car. This comes with a removal hardtop with a leather manual rag top incase the weather turns bad while your out on that Sunday drive. This little sports car comes with leather seats, AM/FM radio whitewall tires complete with a spare tire and Jack stand. All the historical, restoration and mechanical information will be provided to the...

The first generation of Ford Mustang was introduced in 1964 and continued until 1973. The Mustang was expanded on the Ford Falcon chassis with a new body and upgraded engine choices. With the introduction of the Mustang the term 'Pony Cars' became the nickname of the series. The popularity of the Mustang drove Chevrolet to introduce the Camaro in direct competition that endures even today. This fine example of the Mustang is featured in a magnificent red on red configuration complimented nicely by the chrome bumpers and Ansen wheels. Under the hood is the classic straight-6 engine paired to a manual 3-speed transmission...

These Impalas are rising stars in the collector car world for one simple reason: the days of stuffing a 5. 7L V8 into a family sedan are pretty much gone and they're not likely coming back. The V8, rear-wheel-drive, body-on-frame platform that vehicles like this offer is quite literally a thing of the past and this 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS for sale was the last year that General Motors offered this traditional combination in a car. Behind the 5. 7L LT1 V8 in this Impala is a 4-speed automatic transmission. When the 1994 Impala SS was introduced, you could have it in any color you wanted, if you wanted black; but for 1995 and 1996, Chevrolet added two more colors: Dark Cherry, and Dark Green Gray Metallic (DGGM). In its final year, roughly 1/4 of these cars were DGGM, so this color is the rarest of the three. These cars are essentially manufactured sleepers, as most people would not expect them to pack the...