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Powering this little 1974 VW is powered by a 1600 cc, air-cooled 4-cylinder engine. Backing the peppy 4-cylinder, is a smooth shifting 4-speed manual transmission. Running through the gears, this VW Beetle is a blast to drive, to say the least. The exterior is a light blue, complimented by the factory style wheels, chrome bumpers, and black convertible top. Built to drive, this is a car you're going to love cruising around town in. The interior is your classic Volkswagen interior, simple and functional. With black vinyl buckets up front and a bench out back, there's plenty of room for you and your friends. Options on this 1974 Volkswagen Beetle convertible for sale, include: AM/FM/CD, manual convertible top, seat belts, vinyl interior, and steel wheels with hub caps wrapped in radial tires. Now's your chance to own an easy driving classic, that's ready for essentially anything you throw at it!

The brougham was a series that the Cadillac company began selling back in the early 20s. The name means horse drawn enclosed carriage for 2-4 people. Cadillac says they got the name brougham from Henry Brougham a British statesman. The name eventually went away but in 1955 it would reappear on the 55 eldorado. IN 57 the name would also be applied to the series 70 and 75 but would be taken away. Until 1965 when it became an option on the 60 special. In 1971 the only way to get the name was on the 60 special fully loaded Fleetwood 60 special brougham. Not until 1987 would the brougham finally get its recognition and become its own designated vehicle. This example has been owned by 2 people and was used by the first and original owner to take trips from KY to FL. Nothing rides better than one of these floating down the interstate. The original paint still looks great with dark burgundy interior being very clean while reminding you of that classic 80s combo. Under the hood the 5. 0 V8 does fine...

The blue paint is clean and shows extremely well. The white interior and top really makes the blue pop. Under the hood of this pony is Ford's ever reliable 5. 0 that people tend to gravitate towards. So much that when they pulled the engine and name plate from production in the 80's the [public demanded the 302 back and in 2010 they got what they wanted. This little beauty has the first year of EFI ion the blue oval's most notorious engine. Hooked up to an automatic overdrive this little pony has no problem running up on the highway while keeping the rpms down as told by the rpm gauge tucked away in the cluster. Put the top up with the push of a button. This is one convertible that looks even better when the vinyl top is in the up position. The white pinstriping is a nice addition and helps to tie it all together....

This 2 owner 83 Benz is all original and ready for a new home. This car only has 144,238 Actual original miles. The Anthracite Gray exterior paint is in good driver quality condition. The Tan leather interior nice and shows little wear. Under the hood is the original 3. 8L V8 and 4-speed automatic transmission pushing this little luxury mobile down the road. The car runs and drives good and is ready for the next owner to run her for many years. There is plenty of room in that back seat for guests or kids to go on a long trip with you. Options on this 1983 Mercedes Benz 380 SEL include: AC, AM/FM Radio, Spare Tire, Cruise, Hub Caps, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Seats, Power Sunroof,...

This stunning C4 comes in a gorgeous polo green paint job complimented by a clean tan leather interior. With only 95,538 Miles and a clean history, this Vette has a lot of life left. Powering this vehicle is the GM LT1 350 V8 motor mated to a smooth 4 Speed automatic transmission. From the factory this motor produced a respectable 300 hp and 340 lb-ft. Features include functioning heat and A/C, power drivers seat, power locks, power steering, power brakes, cruise control, power mirrors, 4 wheel disc brakes and a functioning removable top. The hard top/Targa top is in excellent conditions and functions as it should. The C4 series Corvette was a milestone when its debut in 1984 then only got better in 1992 with the introduction of the LT1 motor. Don't miss your chance to experience this ground-breaking piece of Corvette history.