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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 excitement continues as the first mid-engine Corvette rolled of the assembly line in 2020.

1993 was the 40th birthday for the Corvette. This special edition Corvette convertible beholds the option package with trifecta Ruby Red paint, cloth convertible top, and leather interior. Special 40th anniversary emblems are proudly displayed on the front fenders. Under the hood is Corvette's 5. 7 Liter LT1V-8 pumping out 300hp. A four-speed automatic transmission transfers power to the rear wheels. Four-wheel independent suspension gives this Corvette a balanced feel...

Minimalist by design, the Imperial consisted of straight lines, lack of gaudy trim, hidden head lights and bustle back rear end. The advantage to straighter lines was that the body panels were thicker gauge metal that resisted door dings. It was built on the Cordoba platform as a two-door model only. The Imperial was designed by Lee Iacocca in hopes of helping Chrysler out of its financial problems. An interesting fact was that Imperial does not have one 'Chrysler' logo anywhere on the car. The only identifiable feature is the Chrysler Pentastar hood ornament made from Cartier crystal. Lee Iacocca was able to get his best friend Frank Sinatra to do commercials promoting the Imperial. Sinatra did so for one dollar a year to help save American jobs.

This 1981 Chrysler Imperial is painted in Spice Tan Starmist. 'Snowflake' alloy wheels...

This 'Monster' Miata conversion is not your grandmas Sunday ride. Under the hood of this beauty is 5. 0ltr. V-8 Ford HO engine attached to a T-5 manual transmission. Popping out 225hp, resulting in a performance Machine going from 0-60 in five seconds. Performance features include an RX-7 limited slip rear end, rear end mount with torque arm, custom three-row radiator, two heavy duty electric cooling fans, heavy duty engine and transmission mounts, shorty headers, heavy duty front and rear lowered springs, heavy duty front and rear sway bars, four-wheel power disk brakes and much more. This high performance 1990 Mazda...

Gateway Classic Cars is proud to offer this 1975 Chevrolet Corvette in the Milwaukee Showroom. Ever since the model debut in 1953 the Corvette has been regarded as the standard of high end American made sports car created to obliterate all competition in it's class. The C3 Platform arrived in 1968 sharing a frame and chassis with the previous C2 but now offered improved aerodynamics and better handling with less body roll. This body style flaunted aggressive lines that attracted a great audience that attributed to a 14 year run up to 1982 before having a manufacturing gap in 1983 where no Corvettes were made until 1984 with the debut of the C4 body style. This hot cherry red exterior backs up the performance oriented heritage that the Corvette represents. Under the hood lies a 350 cubic inch L48 V8 that comes with...

The Lincoln Motor Company was founded in 1917. The Lincoln brand was acquired by the Ford Motor Company in 1922. Marketed as Fords luxury nameplate to compete directly with its formidable competitor Cadillac. Over the years such iconic nameplates such as Continental and Mark series have graced the Lincoln lineup to keep up with current consumer demands in the luxury car market. To this day, Lincoln manufactures an extensive line of sedans, crossovers, and sport utility vehicles. This 1984 Lincoln Town Car is painted in two-tone black and gray with a black vinyl roof. An abundance of chrome, distinguishable front grill, wire wheels, wide whitewall tires, and opera lights are exterior features that make the...