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The Jaguar company started life as a motorcycle manufacturer in 1922, pricing their first automobile in 1935. Over the years, Jaguar has made some of the sexiest cars ever produced. Known for outstanding luxury and state of the art technology. Jaguar's sales slogan for years was 'Grace, Space, Grace. In the 1950's Jaguar has also proved successful in the racing world. Winning many races through its long run.

Our 1966 Jaguar MKX is a solid example of an era gone by. This MKX model has become a hard vehicle to find. An all original car that can be driven as is or restored back to new. Under the hood is a 4. 2 V-8 attached to an automatic transmission clocking in at a whopping top speed of 120MPH. Independent rear suspension and limited slip differential exemplifies Jaguar technology, way ahead of its time compared to what other manufactures were producing in the 1960's. Jaguar mainstays such as leather seats and real wood dash and trim panels add to the high end feel of...

Move over and get out of the fast lane. This 1979 Malibu conquers the competition and is now at Gateway Classic Cars in the Milwaukee Showroom. This Candy Cherry beauty is nothing if not obvious what its intended purpose was with it's aggressive outer appearance with it featuring mag wheels wrapped in drag radials in the back, a stainless steel chin splitter on the front and a custom paint job that screams 'look at me' from first glance. The sound of this car firing up a 468 cubic inch big block through a set of longtube headers out to a fat dual exhaust system roars loud enough to be heard for a few blocks. The big block is equipped with a Procharger on top of other modifications to make a hellacious amount of horsepower to move this car along like it has some place to be. The seemingly angry power plant is backed by a TH400 TSI Don Stanley 3-speed automatic transmission which is equipped with Gear Vendors overdrive to give this monster better drivability. All this energy is transferred back to a narrowed 12 bolt rear end with a posi differential and 3:55 gearing. This Malibu has also undergone a...

Milwaukee@GatewayClassicCars(dot)com. Gateway Classic Cars is poised to present this 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu for sale in the Milwaukee Showroom. Many iterations of the Chevelle came in went in the short period of time that they were made and yet it seems like each year has its individual following. 1966 came about with a different design from the 65 year with a different front-end look and an all-around larger car. Under the hood of this American muscle icon lies a 350 small block V8 that has been enhanced with an aftermarket intake, carburetor, and makes a loud exhale through a set of longtube headers which go out through a true dual exhaust system that sing through a set of Flowmaster mufflers. This makes for one loud Machine that is sure to grab anyone's attention for the sound while making a respectable amount of horsepower, but they will keep their eyes on this car as its coated in a medium gloss blue which is tastefully accented by a black stripe and paint matched on the metal bumpers which is sure to intimidate the car sitting in the adjacent lane as you. The small block V8 is bolted to TH400 3-speed automatic transmission with...

Imagine having a classy convertible with muscle car-like bodylines packing a legendary status Ford powerplant under the hood. Enter the Comet Cyclone GT. Coated in a beautiful bronze metallic paint job that embodies the 60's era. The exterior color is tastefully contrasted with a white soft convertible top that gives off a retro summer look that invites you in for some fun on the road. Under the hood of this ride lies a 390 cubic inch FE block V8 boasting well over 300 horsepower to move the ride along with ease or if you were in a hurry. The V8 is backed by an automatic transmission offering smooth stress free operation on pleasure cruises. The color of this car helps set off the shade of tan that the leather interior is upholstered in. The Comet is equipped with AM radio, power brakes, power steering, and a power...

The Model A was manufactured from 1927-1931. It was the second success story after the Model T for Ford. Originally it was available in four standard colors. By 1930 Model A Sales topped three million and was offered in nine body styles. By the end of its production run in 1932 over 48 million units were sold. The engine was a water cooled inline four with a displacement of a 201 cu in. The transmission was a conventional unsynchronized three speed sliding gear manual. The Model A incorporated four-wheel mechanical brakes. It was also the first vehicle to have safety glass in the windshield.

Our 1929 Ford Model A pickup is a fine example of Fords ingenuity in making a reliable'work horse' for the masses. You bought a Model A truck with just a cab and had your bed specially designed to fit you individual needs. This Model A truck...