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This numbers matching beauty -as stated by the owner- is a rare classic and as we all know they are becoming more are by the day. This 72' Olds for sale is the epitome of a businessman's full-sized muscle car, powered by a stout and mighty 455 cubic inch V8 engine that is begging to be carving corners around the back roads. With a vintage exhaust tone, the deep rumpity-rump will put a smile on anyone's face and also making that smart car next to you shed a tear of envy. Backing the healthy V8 engine is a 400 4-speed automatic transmission that will grab a gear and make this Cutlass sing that sweet V8 song! If I could type a sound it would be -potato potato potato- get the picture? Added with power steering and power brakes, this Cutlass for sale has the potential to be both a feelings bruiser to the car next to you and a relaxing weekend cruiser. The exterior is a deep and lustrous red with a sporty black vinyl top, paint so deep you think it-s still wet. Many would say that the color resembles an era of hard core muscle cars and I do...

The King of Cool, the Cruiser of all Cruisers. The 1964 Impala is #1 on many a list. Powered by a 283 CI V8 and automatic transmission this is one smooth performer. The exterior is finished in Blue and Pearl with the interior finished in matching colors. Everything has a custom look inside with Blue and white leather everywhere. The car sounds cool and the suspension is a great combination of air ride and conventional components which combine for a great ride. This car has an amazing amount of travel when you are dropping it. How Low Can You Go? Will be what everyone wants to know. This car practically sits on the ground when you want it to, and then goes down the road like an Impala should when you raise her up. This car is nicely equipped with...

It features a period correct 350 V8 engine mated to an automatic transmission. It features new exhaust and headers. This car will really get up and go. It just does not get any more 1960-s than this! This iconic slice of the sixties looks like it just fell out of the pages of an Oldsmobile brochure. This 1967 442 for sale is painted in beautiful red with just enough chrome to make her sparkle. The interior is absolutely stunning and gives you a flashback of when quality and craftsmanship made a difference in branding. Oldsmobile set the benchmark for a muscle car that works just as hard as you do. If you are looking for the perfect -cruise the back roads- car, look no further. How could it get better than to cruise the open road in a classic 1967 Olds' 442 with the windows down while getting lost on back country roads, meeting new people and eating at the local diners. This car will provide week end after week end of fun and adventure. So grab this one while you can, if you think about it too long, well, when you do...

This convertible is one of only 32 in this color, and only one of 41 as an automatic transmission! The Firehawk was a standard Pontiac Firebird Formula jacked on steroids from Street Legal Performance, or SLP. With a rating of 315 horsepower, these put more power to the streets than the Corvette of the day! Fire up this monster and you-ll get everyones attention real quick! With a touch under 27,000 original miles, this is practically a brand new Firehawk!

The black leather bucket seats are extremely comfortable and hold you snugly in place while you test out the handling prowess of this factory hot rod. To the purists, these are the best generation of the Firehawk, as late generations saw more laxed builds and didn-t put as much heart and soul into the builds. The LT1 350 cubic inch V8 stuffed under the hood of this Firehawk is sure to fill your soul with great feelings and the 4-speed automatic transmission will let you enjoy the cruise, rather than focus on changing gears.

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This gorgeous -66 Marina Blue Impala is equipped with its numbers matching 327 CID V8 paired to a 2 speed Powerglide Transmission that move this boat up and down your favorite roads with ease. The 1966 Chevrolet Impala was significantly redesigned in 1965, the Impala set an all-time industry annual sales record of more than 1 million units in the U. S. , which had previously never been reached by any competitor. A new body which featured curved, frameless side glass for the pillar-less models such as this one, sharper angled windshield with newly reshaped vent windows, and redesigned full-coil suspension. On the inside, you-ll be welcomed by a very comfortable Black vinyl bench seat with enough room for you and a pair. The rear is just as welcoming with...