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Oldsmobile introduced the --ROCKET- to describe their models in 1965, and this second-generation Cutlass was a popular intermediate size offering from GM. This example is a highly desired 1965 Oldsmobile F85 Cutlass 2 door Sports coupe (post body style) that is basically factory correct with some tasteful upgrades. It features the original Jetfire 330 V8 with 315 HP, 4-barrel carburetor and dual exhaust, shifted by the original Jetaway automatic transmission with column shifter. Power steering and power drum brakes make driving a breeze. Some safety related items include a padded dash, parking brake warning lamp and retractable seat belts. The exterior is Royal Mist metallic with red pinstripe, and on the interior, you will find factory bucket seats recovered with the correct blue vinyl pattern material. This Cutlass is fitted with upgraded Oldsmobile SSII chrome wheels and BFG Redline radial tires. The original factory steel wheels and wire hubcaps...

The third-generation Chevrolet Corvette (C3) was produced for the 1968-1982 model years and set sales records with a high-water mark of 53,807 in the 1979 model year. While the 1968-1974 versions have already seen a huge spike in the collector market, later models offer a lot a car for the dollar. This beautiful Silver 1976 Corvette is a prime example of a low-mile survivor that is getting harder to find by the day. The owner reports the odometer reading at 37,065 as actual and by the look of the beautiful red leather interior, it is hard to argue the point. 1976 models featured steel floor panels that weighed less than the previous fiberglass floor and reduced interior noise levels. Optional cast aluminum wheels were finally made available at a cost of $299. Only 15% of 1976 models were ordered equipped with this new option that would become a hallmark of the Corvette look in later years. The...

Combining luxury with powerful American muscle was the name of the game when one would mention the name Chrysler during the 1960's. From the introduction to the second-generation Chrysler Hemi V8's to the smaller but still powerful LA small block V8s, there were some good options to choose from when it came to what powered the Mopar of your liking. Powered by a 413 Wedge block V8 combined with a Torqueflight 727 transmission, this large bright white muscle car definitely means business when one decides to put the pedal to the floor and hears the large engine singing through the chrome tipped exhaust pipes. The muscular styling of this car is complimented by quad headlights up front, a black vinyl top, chrome trim, and radial tires. This powerful and agile beast also features a black vinyl interior, power steering, AM/FM radio, and rally wheels. From the moment you turn the key in...

This is only the second time the 'Stingray' logo has been used on the Corvette, which ran from the years 1968 to 1976. Our 1972 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray is a fine example of only 27,004 Corvettes built that year, with a choice of either a coupe or convertible models. This Corvette is a beautiful combination of Classic White paint contrasted against an optional black leather interior. This was the last year that the Corvette came with front and rear chrome bumpers, removable rear window and a windshield wiper door. Other options on this 1972 Corvette include: power steering, power brakes, power windows and T-tops. Under the hood is General Motors tried and true 350 cubic inch V-8 engine attached to a four-speed transmission. Putting out 255H. P. of summer fun. Under this sexy Corvette Stingray is some of the best suspension/ brake technology of the era. Four-wheel hydraulic caliper disk brakes give this Corvette excellent stopping power. Brake technology that is still used today. The front suspension consists of independent SCA type coil springs with center mounted shock...

Among the various body styles, performance packages, and special edition vehicles, the Anniversary Edition Corvettes have been among the more coveted packages offered by Chevy. 2003 marked 50 years since Chevrolet had debuted the 6-cylinder 2-seater roadster in 1953. The 2003 Anniversary Edition all came coated in a dark red paint job tastefully contrasted with a tan top which is matched to a set of wheels with a gold-like hue. The leather interior of this beauty comes matched to the top in a tan color setting off a truly rich look for this flagship sports car. Underneath the hood of this performance Machine lies a 5. 7-liter LS1 V8 engine pumping out close to 350 horsepower. The LS1 is bolted to a T56 6-speed manual transmission making for maximum control and the most exhilarating driving experience that this car has to offer. The Corvette is loaded with features such as air conditioning with digital controls, AM/FM with CD player, power seats, power windows, anti-lock power brakes, heated leather seats with lumbar support, and cruise control making this one pinnacle of luxury...