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In 1953, the Chevrolet Bel Air was a recipient of newly redesigned sheet metal which included newly designed body panels and a newly designed front and rear. During this time period, the Bel Air was taking shape for what passenger vehicles would look like during the post war era and for years to come. 1953 was the first year that Chevrolet offered a curved, one piece windshield for the Bel Air. This attractive Bel Air is sporting a bright coat of Torch Red which does an amazing job of showing off the body lines and chrome trim on this beauty. The interior is a modernized, Iron Gray cloth interior with a Torch Red color matched dash which absolutely set the interior off in this Bel Air. Sit back and relax on the comfortable bench seat, firmly grip the leather wrapped Grant Steering Wheel and your ready for the open road. Under the steel hood of this Bel Air is a very potent 350CID V8 Small Block Chevy dressed in lots of shiny chrome. It's packed with Edelbrock Intake Manifold nicely paired to...

1993 was a grand year for America's beloved Corvette. Though many did not think it would make it past the first two years it proved the doubters wrong and 40 years later sales were stronger than ever. To commemorate this grand achievement Chevrolet would release a 40th Anniversary edition. Limited to only one car per dealer they became very sought after and many were bought as collector items. This extremely clean example has all of the qualities that you look for in a used Corvette. The original owner bought this beauty in 93 and kept it parked away in the garage driving only on the nicest of days. Putting a mere 1500 miles a year the ruby red paint is in excellent condition with no paint chips on the nose or even the lower hood. The original 300 horse LT1 sets nestled away under the tilt forward hood, a classic Corvette design. The 6 speed Tremec transmission gives the perfect balance of performance and economy. That is the reason they are still sought after even in today's world. Open the door and the Ruby Red exterior flows directly into the Ruby Red interior. The Leather bucket seats look they have hardly...

Mercedes has always had a reputation for luxury and finely engineered cars and the 560 SEC was the zenith of the line. In 1991 when domestic vehicles were just starting to have airbags Mercedes had already had them for 10 years. The W126 Line was also the first production car to include seat belt pre-tensioners for added safety and also included traction control and anti-lock brakes. One thing that really stands out is the addition of the wipers on the headlamps and the large Mercedes 3-star emblem. This full size 2-door delivers style, comfort and performance and has a very solid ride that Mercedes is known for.

This particular vehicle is a very nice example of a car that originally sold for between $68,000 to $80,000 when new over 20 years ago. As you open the heavy German steel door you are greeted by an interior that rivals that of many modern American cars. Options such as automatic seat belt holders, electrically controlled tilt steering, power sunroof and power heated driver and passenger seat with memory and power adjustable head rests. The amount of technology and innovation that went into this 'S'class is astounding even by modern standards. This car is...

Ford made millions of Model A's from pickups to 2 Door Sedans and Coupes like this one. With a 4 cylinder up front, 3 speed on the floor, and 2 wheel drive in the back these are fairly simple Machines. These are a great start for someone just getting into the classic car world. Parts are plentiful, they are quite reliable, and will catch tons of looks everywhere you drive. This Model A is finished in timeless black with classic cream wire wheels. Step up on the running board and hop inside to find gray cloth upholstery with room for two up front and room for two seated in the rear rumble seat. The dash is simple with a speedometer, fuel gauge, odometer, and amp meter. Starting procedure is simple, advance the ignition, throttle up, press the starter button with your right foot and you're ready to set off! With 3 gears you'll be good for about 45 mph which is great for cruising around town. This...

This 1965 Mercury Caliente is originally from California and it truly shows when looking over the condition of this vehicle. Due to being a 1965 this Comet is equipped with the iconic front fascia which consists of a set of stacked headlights, which was a very popular design among many Mercury competitors in 1965; such as Pontiac and Cadillac. This 1965 Comet is sporting a fantastic paint job done in Viper Red that really makes the all the chrome on this Mercury stand apart from others. The interior of this Comet sports a crisp black vinyl and velour bench seat that provides perfect comfort and is set off by embroidered surfer -guy and gal- on the seat along with a AM/FM radio for all those classic tunes. You will notice while gripping the color matched steering wheel and color matched dash board that this Mercury-s interior is in great shape and a fantastic design. This 1965 Mercury Comet also has modern safety amenities as well with power door locks, power trunk, and also seatbelts that really make it one of a kind. This 1965 Comet Caliente is powered by a smooth running V8 and is paired to a 3-Speed Automatic Transmission...