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This second-generation Comet was produced from 1964-1965 as a compact model. The 'Comet' nameplate reflected the strong interest in space exploration of the time. Models included two-door, four-door, wagon, and convertible versions. This 1964 Mercury Comet is painted in classic black with a matching cloth convertible top. Accented with an abundance of chrome and aluminum trim. The red inset side trim gives one the impression of a rocket ship in flight. American Racing five-spoke alloy wheels and raised...

Here we have a one owner, low mileage example of a 1993 Pontiac Firebird T/A. Coming into a new generation for the F-body, this was the first year for the fourth generation of Firebirds and Camaros. Powered by the LT1(5. 7 liter) and running that power through a 4 speed automatic transmission. You will be hard-pressed to find a nicer example then what we have here. Just over 19,000 miles and...

Chevy's full-size cars have been a mainstay in American culture and the marketplace for decades. During the 1950-70s they were always on the best-seller list if not number one. This 66 Impala 4door hardtop is an example of Chevy's 'USA number One' reputation in those days. Big, stylish, comfortable, and great value, it's hard to beat a Chevy Impala, especially during the 1960s. This 66 Impala wears fresh burgundy paint and custom red and black interior. The car is powered by a 327ci v8; with a three speed auto handling the shifting duties. The car was converted to R134A AC but it isn't charged. The trim was never replaced after the recent paint job and is sitting in the trunk. The car runs well, shifts well, and stops well. It's quick to start and has no rattles and squeaks. The only non-working feature...

In 1987 The GTA was the top dog in Trans Ams. GTA means 'Gran Turismo Americano' and Pontiac made sure the GTA was worthy of the name. Featuring deep dish mesh wheels with polished lips, a specially tuned suspension, and unique paint and decal options, the GTA was a head turner. Originally the GTA was the only way to access the 5. 7 liter, Corvette, tuned port V8. This makes original late 80s GTAs very desirable. This black over black 1987 GTA is no longer original, but not features a - seller claimed - 6. 0 LS based V8 under the hood. Shifting is handled by a 4L60e 4 speed automatic. The exterior is rust free and shows no indication of any accidents. The interior shows light wear but not tears or rips in the seats and everything is still there. This is...

This model comes in a vibrant yellow exterior color that complements its sleek black interior. The color combination is not just visually appealing but also adds a touch of nostalgia, taking you back to the golden era of American automotive design. Under the hood, this Barracuda is powered by a robust 318 V8 engine, known for its reliability and performance. This engine is paired with an automatic transmission, making it a breeze to drive, whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating city streets. The 1966 Plymouth Barracuda is not just about looks and power; it also comes with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. The black interior is not just stylish but also comfortable, providing a pleasant environment for both the driver and passengers. This classic car is a testament to the craftsmanship and...