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The Plymouth Duster is a perfect foundation to build a car for the drag strip or as a high powered street rod and this 1971 is a great blend of the two. This B5 Blue Duster was originally a 340 car but now has a professionally built 400 CID small block which makes 572 hp as shown on the dyno sheet. To put that much power to the street this Duster has numerous upgrades, the transmission is a 727 automatic manual shift valve body with a 10 inch 3800 stall turbo action torque converter, 8 3/4 inch rear end with 4:88 gears, and the Weld Racing wheels are sporting a set of Mickey Thompson ET Streets. This Duster may have the power to run a 1/4 mile time in the mid 10 second range, but it still retains everything to use as a street car as well. The car still has the full interior with room for 4 passengers and to remain safe has a full roll cage and RJS safety belts, all of the glass was left intact...

With a V8! The soft white paint on this 1965 Chevrolet Impala for sale does more than just give this timepiece a sweet look but during the hot summer days, white cars stay on an average 55 Degrees Fahrenheit cooler than black cars and that is your 'fun fact' of the day! This Impala for sale is powered by one of General Motor's V8 engines, the 283CID V8. This 283CID V8 was one of General Motors most robust but economical engines of its era. Backing this V8 Impala for sale is a smooth shifting automatic transmission, put this car in drive and go, and go, and go untill the ocean tells you to turn around and go back the other way. That is what I call taking the long route to the grocery store. While you are riding in your 1965 Chevrolet Impala for sale you can relax on the cozy side to side split bench seat, this plush interior has a mix of the best of both worlds, blue cloth inserts that are wrapped with a darker blue vinyl exterior that really makes this interior pop. This Impala for sale has a dash cluster that is sporting all of your...

More information on this 1972 Dodge Charger coming soon.

The year was 1962 and the very first Wal-Mart store was opening in Arkansas as 21-year old Bob Dylan was premiering his song 'A hard rain's a-gonna fall' and this Impala was being introduced to spectators everywhere. This was Chevrolet's 3rd generation for the Impala which lasted between the years of 1961-64. The body lines held their own amongst the plethora of cars unassumingly being built for our classic car future. This Impala is coated in a charcoal paint with a red accent strip which pairs well with the luxurious red vinyl interior. The red interior is laced with countless amounts of eye appealing goodies such as the chrome seat frames and chrome Impala emblems; the one between the rear seats really makes the interior. Under the hood you will find a 327 CID V8 engine backed by a 700R4 automatic transmission. Both were rebuilt just over 7000 miles ago at...

The Charger first debuted as a 1966 model. It was based on the Coronet and was intended to compete with other fastback styled cars of the era. They nailed it! The back seats were bucket seats and were separated by a rear center console for a true Grand Touring look. The rear seats could also be folded down for a two seater appearance and to haul additional cargo. Power train options included a 318, 361, 383 big block and a new Street Hemi. Only 468 Chargers in '66 were equipped with the Hemi. This fine example is equipped with the 383 Magnum which includes a 4 barrel carburetor. Power is sent through a 727 Torque-Flite 3-speed automatic. This beautiful Charger is painted in Light Green with matching interior and is riding on a set of chrome Magnum 500s with radial rubber. The mileage is showing 27,447. The mileage is unknown...