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This fun little car is powered by an air cooled 4 cylinder engine backed by a 4 speed manual transmission. The car has not been restored and has 97625 actual miles. This Beetle Convertible is a red color with a white convertible top. The interior is black vinyl which shows very little wear. This VW convertible is equipped with AM/FM radio/cassette player, manual convertible top, hub caps, and vinyl interior. The car is solid; the floor pans still look new, and the engine runs great. Volkswagen Beetles are simplistic...

This Budget Street Rod is perfect for the person looking to get into the Street Rod Scene. Under the hood is a Chevrolet 350 with a 350 Turbo Hydramatic 3-speed automatic transmission. The rear end is a GM 10 bolt with 3:08 gears. This car will cruise the highway at reasonable rpm-s while keeping up with traffic. The exterior paint is a two tone -Hot Rod Black- with a white top section. The interior is tan with cloth bench seats, front and back. Options include AM/FM Radio with Cassette player, power brakes, power steering, telescopic/tilt steering wheel and seat belts. This 1948 Oldsmobile 2...

Pontiac was truly the last company to stop making a 'muscle car'. Many consider 1976 the last year of a true big block released by the big three. Everyone thought the car craze had finally came to an end until 1977 and a guy Bandit in his Black Trans Am with the huge Gold Phoenix on the hood, though man called it a screaming chicken. The film and the car went on to become legend so in 1987 a company In Tennessee called Choo Choo Customs decided to make limited production run of 500 cars. The package would consist of basically the same thing as the 77 Bandit cars had appearance wise of course. Ground effects, a shaker hood and of course the legendary badging was applied to the exterior while the interior took subtle cues such as a custom center console and a numbered plaque signifying the production run. These cars were built through the end of the GEN III run. though no one knows exactly how many still exist I can honestly say I never seen one until today and definitely never seen one with such low miles. The car is completely all...

The 'S' class was officially adopted in 1972 by Mercedes to signify its flagship vehicles. This 71 280 is the SE model. The S standing for the class while the E stands for fuel injection or einspritzung in German hence the E. The 280 is powered by its original 2. 8 liter inline 6. This Benz is in remarkable mechanical condition for a car that is 40+ years old. The brown paint is of driver quality but is correct for the year. The hood original hood ornament lets everyone know that you have arrived. This car was fully loaded for its time with the interior consisting of leather buckets up front with the rear bench consisting of the same....

Brought to market in 1966 the Toronado was a completely different car in just about every way shape and form. From the front wheel drive format to its unusual styling the Toronado was a statement piece for the Oldsmobile line of products. They even logged over 1. 5 million test miles to prove that the front wheel drive system was as strong as they said. The car was so over built that the drive train was actually used in the GMC line of motor homes. All the hard work did eventually payoff with the 1966 being named Car of the Year. The third generation was released in 79 and was a much different car in many ways. It had lost over 1000 pounds and shortened by 20 inches. All of this was done while amazingly adding more passenger space. This 83 Toronado has been meticulously cared for with it only having two owners with the first owner having it pretty much its whole life. The exterior is shows the original paint and is in excellent condition and shows very well. Pop the...