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The owner did not want to mess a true Buick GSX, but did want the looks. So 15 years ago he bought this fine old Skylark and the process began. The muscular good looks of this car go more than just skin deep. The Paint color is Ford F1 paint. Under the hood of this Buick is the heartbeat of a Chevy Beast. A 489 cubic inch big block engine built by Knieriem Racing Engines of Louisville Kentucky resides in the engine compartment. The engine is fresh and ready for the track or street. Yes, its street legal! The engine has been filled with all the good stuff including Speed Pro forged pistons, a forged stroker crank and H-bean rods with ARP rod bolts. Insuring that plenty of air and fuel gets in is a set of Brodix Cylinder heads that have been port matched to an Edelbrock Super Victor Intake. A top the intake is a Gary William prepared Holley dominator carburetor flowing 1300 cfm. Hooker Super Competition Hookers take care of the spent fumes. An Art Carr Turbo 400 transmission with a 5000 stall converter get the power from the engine to the built Ford 9 inch sporting 4....

This --66 is a gorgeous car that has had a very detailed restoration done with a great emphasis on being as close to factory as possible. Under the hood is the original and numbers-matching 390 cubic-inch V8, paired with a 4 -speed manual transmission. The engine has been well maintained, has only 81,874 actual miles, features a new Edelbrock carburetor and a newer set of chrome valve covers. The rear end is loaded with 3. 23 gears and spins radial tires wrapped around wheels with beautiful chrome hubcaps. The timeless exterior and body lines are coated in Arctic White paint, paired with chrome trim that makes this Mercury hard to miss. Designed as the performance version of the standard Cyclone, this Merc is especially collectible, with a ton of potential for a huge increase in value in the future. In 1966 the GT package was a $452 option that included a 390 CID V8 with 335 hp, dual exhaust, engine dress up kit, fiberglass hood with scoops, handling package, and GT badging. The interior features new carpet and seat foam, and the black vinyl is a perfect match with the exterior color. With comfortable...

Check out this awesome Nova with Dark blue paint and a black interior. It boasts a healthy 454ci. Chevrolet big block backed by a turbo 350 with a 4. 11 gearing in the rear end. This has had a ton of work done to it. QA-1 coil overs with upper and lower control arms. All new steering linkage and ball joints. New disc brake conversion kit for the front. 4 core aluminum radiator with electric fans. New 750cfm carb, new 100amp alternator, new exhaust and new paint in March of 2017. New carpet, seat covers and trim panel. Hotchkiss rear suspension with new brakes. Deep sump fuel tank with electric fuel pump. All...

This roadrunner has a recently tuned up 383 and full service on the automatic transmission. This car has had full paint and both quarter panels have been replaced along with inner fender wells and trunk pan. The paint and work receipts are available. The earliest of the 1968 models were available only as 2-door pillared coupes but later in the model year a 2-door 'hardtop' model was offered. The interior was efficient with a basic vinyl bench seat, lacking even carpets in early models, and few options were available - such as power steering and front disc brakes, AM radio, air conditioning and automatic transmission. The standard engine was an exclusive 383 cu in 'Roadrunner' V8 engine rated at 335bhp and 425lbft of torque. The standard equipment...

That-s right, a potent 400cid V8 engine, 4-barrel carburetor and 2 exhaust pipes for the competition to see. It just does not get any more 1960-s than that! This iconic slice of the psychedelic sixties, looks like it just fell out of the pages of an Oldsmobile brochure. This 1965 442 for sale is dressed all in 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 blue collar 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 have your closest people in a classic 1965 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. Take a look under the hood and you will remember just why they call this car the 442. 400 Cubic inches of Olds power, topped off with a 4 barrel carburetor while...