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Marketed for over sixty years with numerous body style changes the Corvette has always been considered America's sports car. Almost from the beginning, Corvette has been known for its fiberglass body and performance abilities. Modern technology has never escaped the Chevrolet Corvette being one of the first to utilize new advancements such as independent rear suspension, fuel injection, electronic ignition and four-wheel disk brakes. This third generation Chevrolet Corvette was manufactured from 1968-1982. C3 coupes were the first to use T-top removable panels. Basically, produced on the C2 chassis the C3 came with a new body and interior. This beauty has come with a couple of tasteful updates such as a luggage rack, an all aluminum performance radiator, stainless steel brake lines, and a touring style suspension that features a larger sway bar and polyurethane bushings. A timeless design that is still desirable today. Our 1977 Chevrolet Corvette is powered by a L-48 350 V-8 attached to a three-speed automatic transmission. Many updates have been done including newer brakes, newer exhaust and new rebuilt seats and covers. Besides its great color combination this Corvette comes...

Luxury, Performance, and Aesthetics all come to mind when mentioning the high standard of automobile that Jaguar represents and this car is a prime example of that. Coming with so many amenities such as digital climate control, heated leather seats, power sunroof, CD and cassette AM/FM radio with premium sound, cruise control, and antilock brakes; the Jag has all this fresh to use for years to come as this car only has just shy of 37,000 miles on the clock! Under the elegantly painted silver hood, lies a 4. 0 liter V8 that pumps a healthy 281 horsepower through a 5-speed automatic transmission providing plenty of power to the rear wheels. Opportunities only come up so often before finding a car of this caliber come about only driven 1,800 miles a year begin...

This 2004 Mustang is a little more special as it represents the 40th anniversary of an all- American icon. The first Ford Mustang was introduced at the New York Worlds Fair on April 17th, 1964. Unbelievably, 22,000 Mustangs were snapped up almost immediately at an MSRP of $2,368. Mustang was introduced by the legend Lee Iacocca as an inexpensive sports car for the masses. The Mustang has become Ford's most successful launch since the Model A. Ford projected sales the first year of 100,000 units which resulted in over 400,000 units sold with over 1 million units by year two of production. The Mustang has been so successful in fact, that the 300 millionth Mustang rolled off the line in 2003! This 2004 Ford Mustang convertible is a beautiful example, representing forty years of Mustang success. Gorgeous burgundy paint which is accented by a black vinyl interior and matching convertible top make this car a showstopper. This Mustang is nicely equipped with air conditioning, power windows, power locks, power seats, power convertible top, tilt wheel,...

Marketed for over sixty years with numerous body style changes the Corvette has always been considered America's sports car. Almost from the beginning, Corvette has been known for its fiberglass body and performance abilities. Modern technology has never escaped the Chevrolet Corvette being one of the first to utilize new advancements such as independent rear suspension, fuel injection, electronic ignition and four-wheel disk brakes. This third generation Chevrolet Corvette was manufactured from 1968-1982. C3 coupes were the first to use T-top removable panels. Basically, produced on the C2 chassis the C3 came with a new body and interior. A timeless design that is still desirable today. Our 1976 Chevrolet Corvette is powered by a L-48 350 V-8 attached to a three-speed automatic transmission. Many updates have been done including newer brakes, newer exhaust and new rebuilt seats and covers. Besides its great color combination this Corvette comes with many options such as T-tops, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, power windows, cruise control,...

For those seeking classic fully loaded luxury on a well-documented car, look no further as this Olds has it all. Being a GM sub-make that standardized its cars with higher option features, Oldsmobile held its reputation very well throughout the 80's being one of the most comfortable cars on the road. This Cutlass is among one of the better traceable cars out there as it has a detailed CarFax as well as the original window sticker from when the car was first sold. The Oldsmobile comes coated in a grey exterior paint that meshes well with the matching grey cloth interior. The Olds comes loaded with features like air conditioning, AM/FM stereo with cassette, power steering, power seats, power brakes, power windows, tilt wheel, and cruise control clearly displaying that this car was the pinnacle of luxury in its day. You will...