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Cadillac has always been GM's top of the line luxury brand. This 1984 Eldorado shows that even in the not so great times of the early 80's Cadillac was still outing extremely luxurious cars. The 4. 1-liter engine comes to life with the simple turn of the key. New technology was implemented throughout GM's line up and would be known as TBI or throttle body injection. The transmission is a 3-speed automatic. The interior of the car is nothing but classic Cadillac. With the blue velour interior showing no signs of wear, it is sure to grab any car lover's attention. It's all about comfort though when you talk about these beauty's and with the 6-way power adjustable seat there...

This all-original car looks as great in person as it does in these photos. The Camaro has been always been a desirable car, and low-mileage examples like this one don't come along very often. Originally purchased at a Chevy dealer near Indianapolis, the Camaro was cared for by the first owner for 17 years! The current owner took the reins in 2002 and has properly cared for the car ever since. With fewer than 46,000 miles showing on the odometer, this Camaro is still a solid car, with a lot of life left to give....

Th Vanden Plas name was reserved for only the highest trim levels of Jaguar and replaced the Daimler name in the U. S. market. This XJ sedan features Jaguar's strong 4. 0L inline six engine. Designed to deliver comfortable and smooth power for the best luxury experience possible. This Vanden Plas features a beautiful leather interior with wood trim to accentuate the classic Jaguar style.

This Particular Jaguar was influenced by the Houston SLAB scene, featuring 20' swanger wheels with plenty of poke, tan wheel backing plates and wrapped in a beautiful white wall tire. This wheel setup guarantees your Jaguar will be rolling in style.

Bugatti has been known in the car world for years. Mostly known for his incredibly forward thinking designs and racing heritage Bugatti has made a name for itself more recently producing some of the most powerful production cars.

This particular vehicle is a Volkswagen kit car. Kit cars are ideal because you get all the looks of the real deal, but without the price tag! In addition to paying less they are often built with easier to source parts making for more enjoyment on the road, and less time in repair jail! This vehicle has certainly been enjoyed and is ready for many miles more of enjoyment. This 1976 Bugatti Type 35 Kit Car has been with the same owner for the last 10 years. The complete clutch assembly was replaced about 2,000 miles ago, and the old carburetor was upgraded to a Weber. When you slide behind the wheel of this beauty you cannot help but smile because you are about to relive a piece of automobile history. Turn the key and pump...

Oldsmobile first produced this FWD convertible model in 1990. This model was based on the W-body GM platform. It shared its 107. 5 inch wheelbase with the likes of the Buick Regal, Pontiac Grand Prix, and the Chevrolet Lumina. The entire lineup of the Cutlass Supreme was restyled in 1992. Gaining the distinctive mini quad headlights shared with the Grand Prix. This car sports a peppy 3. 1L, 140hp V6 engine that is mated to the 4T60 4-speed automatic transmission. Car has just over 40,000 miles and looks to have been very well maintained. Options include A/C, A,/FM radio with cassette player, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power windows, power seats, power mirrors, an automatic folding top, and nice vinyl interior. All in all this is a very well...