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The Trans Am has always been an automotive icon. Through three decades the Trans Am has always had a reputation as America's exotic muscle car. With a wide array of drivetrain options the Trans Am served all sorts of lifestyles. This beautiful 79 example is finished in a nice clean shade of yellow. You can leave the svelte appearance as is or you can apply the traditional decals which are included with the vehicle. Either way, this Trans Am is a real looker! Take a seat inside and you are welcomed by black vinyl bucket seats and the stainless steel dash overlay is a visual delight. Under the hood is a stout 301 cubic inch...

Behold this very well preserved and maintained example finished in a white exterior with brown cloth interior with the bench seat and retractable arm rest and T-Tops. Right away you will notice the tasteful set of 15' chrome Cragar Super Sport wheels wrapped in 215/70/R15 BF Goodrich Radial T/A's. For an added bonus, this car comes with the original white 14' wheels wrapped in 215/70/R14 Goodyear Eagle GT II tires. Further options on this car include a tachometer, AM/FM CD radio, A/C that needs to be charged, power steering and power brakes. One of the things that makes this car stand out is the condition of the interior, certainly not like the average wear and tear you see on a car with 60,201 miles and being 38 years old. Under the hood...

This Beautiful Red With White Top, not often seen 1972 Mercury Cougar XR-7 Convertible, is an eye catcher. Under the Hood is a rebuilt ( about 750 miles ago) 351 C. I. Cleveland V8, matted to a rebuilt at the same time and miles, 3 speed FMX Automatic. For 1972 there were only 1,929 XR-7 convertible produced. In 1967, the world-famous race car driver Dan Gurney signed with Lincoln-Mercury to race in the FIA Group II, SCCA Trans Am and A-Sedan Series Competition as team manager for the Cougar Racing Team. His name and image were used to promote the Cougar that first year with great success both on and off the track. Mercury Cougar is a nameplate applied to a diverse series of automobiles sold by the Mercury division of Ford from 1967 to 1997, Mercury Cougar starts with the Mustang's platform, they stretched the wheelbase (for the Second Generation, it's Similar in size and performance, of the Mercury Cyclone) for more rear-seat room and added plenty of luxury features to make it a more sophisticated alternative to the original pony car. This second generation design was taking on aspects of both sporty cars and...

Here we have '62 Chevy II/Nova Convertible with a Small Block Chevrolet engine and a 4 speed auto! Drop the top and cruise the town! At this price, a good driver quality drop top is a no brainer. This car was gone through front...

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