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Check out this beautiful 1984 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 HO. The red paint looks like it did the day it rolled off the factory floor! The Grey interior looks awesome, this car is a true survivor from that era, most of these vehicles were rusted away. This one has been kept in a climate controlled environment its whole life, no rain, sleet or snow for this baby. Everything on this car is factory original except the stereo system and alarm. It has the factory 305ci V8 with a 4bbl carb. It is backed by a 4 speed automatic transmission. Take this car out for a summer cruise and throw in your Guns and...

The third-generation Mustang was produced by Ford between 1979-1993. Enthusiasts group the vehicles into two groups: the 1979-1986 and the 1987-1993 cars with their aerodynamic composite headlamps and front facia styling. Near the end of the run in 1992, the 5. 0L V-8 engines saw an upgrade to cast hypereutectic pistons and rated the GT at 205 hp and 275 ft-lbs of torque. This beautiful 1993 black on white leather Convertible is a one-owner survivor. Stored during our Wisconsin Winters, the owner states 41,795 original miles and it shows the part. The 5. 0 L V-8 power plant is mated to a 5-Speed Manual transmission. Additional features include power steering, power brakes,...

Classic Motor Carriages was a Florida-based company that produced a wide variety of kit cars, the most popular of which was the Gazelle 1929 Mercedes-Benz replica. Built on a Ford Pinto chassis and sporting a 2. 3 liter Ford 4-cylinder inline power plant, these models were considered a step above other VW-based fiberglass kits in the 1970-s-1980-s. The owner of this Classic Yellow beauty states 1635 miles since a complete engine rebuild. The nicely done black vinyl interior is roomier than it looks and accessibility is enhanced via a tilt steering wheel. Drop the convertible top, fire up the lively ford engine and hit a winding country road in style!...

The Chevrolet C-10 was the quintessential work horse of its day and was capable of taking on any job that was thrown at it and were used and abused over the many years. This makes survivors like this 1972 well sought after and desired by many who remember the good times of cruising around in their old Chevy pickup. This C-10 has been well kept over the years and was even repainted just a few years back to bring new life into this old classic. The small block Chevy 350 CID V8 has plenty of power left in it and breathes easy with a free flowing exhaust system. The turbo-350 automatic transmission also is in great shape providing smooth shifts throughout all speeds. This truck also has some creature comforts equipped including power brakes and power steering making those longer drives bearable and less strenuous. Climb inside and check out the plastic covered bench that has kept the interior in good shape and clean. The wood grained steering wheel looks nice against the stock dash and gauge cluster that all works well. As you cruise around...

The 1972 Ford Mustangs changed very little from the 1971 models, except the Boss did not return for a second year. Outside of red/white and blue color schemes, the only obvious difference was the Mustang name on the rear was now smaller and on the right side, instead of across the center.

This 1972 Mustang, powered by a 250 cid Stright 6 engine with automatic transmission with less than 56,000 actual miles, is coated in a beautiful red, and has a red and white interior. The convertible top is new, along with the brakes, suspension and shocks, exhaust, tires, gas tank,...