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The Cm series was introduced in 1931 as an early release 1932 model. It was a popular model for Chrysler with 38,817 units sold. The all- new Chrysler CS was built a wider profile and a V-type radiator built on a double drop frame design. The four-door sedan was the most popular model with seating for five and a price tag of $895. Considered a great value in 1931 due to its great performance, materials and design.

Our 1931 Chrysler four-door CM6 is a true survivor. One can see hints of the original blue paint in the aged patina. Dual mounted spare tires and rear luggage rack add to the classic look of this nicely designed '31. One can just imagine how beautiful this car looked with the yellow wire wheels...

The Corvette is as American as apple pie. With over 60 years of production and eight design changes the Corvette has withstood the test of time. In 1953 the first Corvette rolled off the assembly line becoming the most popular sports car in history. The 1995 Chevrolet Corvette was sold as a coupe or a convertible. Big improvements for 1995 were larger brakes and the latest anti-lock brake and traction control systems.

This 1995 Chevrolet Corvette is painted in jaw dropping Polo Green accented with a tan leather interior. A set of shiny chrome American Racing five spoke wheels and a glass targa top make for one good looking car. Under the hood is a 5. 7-liter...

The Italian automobile manufacturer Fiat was founded in 1899. Until the 1980's Fiat was the largest manufacturer in Europe and the third largest behind General Motors and Ford in the world. Fiat vehicles have won numerous international awards, including nine European Car of the Year awards.

This 1980 Fiat 124 Spider 2000 convertible is an example of the Fiat legacy. The Fiat spider was marketed from 1966-1985. Manufactured only as a two- door cabriolet its entire run. This awesome Spider is painted in bright red with a tan vinyl interior and convertible top. The shiny chrome bumpers and luggage rack gives this sports car a classic 80s look. A leather suitcase is included as an added touch when placed on the luggage rack. Under the hood is a 2....

The Metropolitan was manufactured from 1954-62 as one of first to enter the sub-compact market. This Metropolitan series III model was in production from 1955-58. The redesign offered two-tone paint schemes, hounds tooth interiors, and redesigned front grille. The B- Series engine size also increased in capacity to 1,489cc. with the continuation of the three-speed manual transmission. This 1957 Nash Metropolitan hard top is painted in two-tone Mardi-Gras Red and Frost White. Added...

The Pontiac Solstice had a four-year run from 2006-2010. Built as both a convertible or Targa-style two-seater. This GXP model is powered by a 2. 0 Liter I4 Ecotec turbo-charged engine pumping out an impressive 260hp, accelerating from 0-60 in under 5. 6 seconds. Standard GXP options included anti-lock brakes, traction control, limited-slip differential, four-wheel disk brakes, power windows, power locks, and cruise control. General Motors limited production of the 2007 GKP to 8,000 units. This 2007 Pontiac Solstice GXP is painted in Light Tarnished...