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This iconic 1976 Corvette is powered by the desired L-82 350CID V8 engine backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Options on this 1976 Chevrolet Corvette include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Seat Belts, Leather Interior, tilt wheel, painted T-Tops, and Radial Tires wrapped around Corvette Rally Wheels. This Vette looks like it still has its original 1976 shine and that is thanks to its fresh detail of the gloss white paint. This is one C3 that will definitely place for originality at the next local show you decide to attend. The C3 generation of Corvette is now starting to gain more traction with collectors due to their availability and relative ease of restoration. Of course the C1 and C2 will always be at the top of the list in the Corvette world but this has also propelled their cost into...

1959 was the introduction year for the - now classic - Electra name and keeping with Buick tradition the Electra was built for speed and comfort and was considered a step above its rivals. The model received glowing praise from the motoring press and sold like hotcakes. To enhance the image and prestige of the Electra model, marketeers slapped the 225 moniker on the rear quarters. A brash nod to the 225 inches of real estate the Electra occupied from bumper to bumper. On the streets, it was affectionately called the 'Deuce and a Quarter'. This 1964 Buick Electra 225 is an example of what's consider a high-water mark of GM's early 60s styling. With crisp, sharp, lines, and few flourishes, the styling was a far cry from the chrome laden jukeboxes of GM's 1950s line-up. Sporting creases as sharp as a tuxedo, this big girl has presence and class and the power to compliment it! Powered by a - owner claimed - original 401ci, '445 Wildcat' V8; the big 'Deuce' was rated at 325hp and 445ft/lbs of torque. This 55-year-old Electra lives up to the Buick tradition of speed and comfort. It has no problem getting out of its own...

This fun for the sun Machine is just what summer ordered, roll manual convertible top down and hit the streets. Being as this fun little 'Thing' has a back seat you can take the family with you as you cruise the coast or back roads enjoying the scenic views. Powering this mighty bright and green 1973 Volkswagon Thing is a 1776CC air cooled 4cylinder that is made to take a licking and keep on ticking, after nearly 36 years on the road making dreams and memories come true this Thing is completely re-freshed and ready to start over. Backing this 4 Cylinder engine is a manual 4-speed transmission that is made to grab gears and bring on the dreams. As you step back and stare at this sweet Machine your eyes will be blasting out of your head as the deep and glossy...

This VW is triple Black with the exterior, interior and the convertible top all done in Black, This VW is powered by the 1. 6 L 4 cylinder and a 4 speed transmission. Both with less than 500 miles The paint is still original and has benefitted from a full paint restoration done by Daniel De Bear. The car also has new brakes, new battery, engine pistons and cylinder heads. The interior of this VW is in excellent condition showing only minimal wear. This VW is equipped with AM FM radio and cassette. It also has seat...

Powered by an 1800CC engine, this Honda Trike is a blast to ride. Whether you want to just have a weekend cruiser or even a daily rider this Honda looks and runs great. Painted in the factory Candle Apple Red and complimented by Black leather seats, you will not be unnoticed as you ride by other bikers or your neighbors. With just over 34,000 miles this Honda for sale has plenty of riding left, so don't...