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The ride of this aptly named 1964 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud III is so smooth and comfortable you easily see why some consider these cars their mobile offices or home away from home. Complete with folding desks, foot rests, and cigar lighter, the back seat is more lounge than travel compartment, and did I mention shes a right hand drive? Wearing a sleek grey and silver paint job and factory chrome this chariot is fit for the Queen herself, but perhaps is better suited to the cool young socialites in the royal family like Prince Harry. One look at the beautiful grill and there is no mistaking who built this luxurious British ride. Synonymous with top shelf quality in any industry the very name of the manufacture Rolls Royce tells you all you need to know about the fit, finish, and quality of this 1964 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud III. Weighing in at nearly 4800 lbs. this heavyweight sure doesnt drive like it. Thanks to the 6. 2 liter V8, which helps you forget that youre behind the wheel of a two ton behemoth of luxury and decadence. Power steering, power brakes, even power...

That is right, I said Sedan. When did two extra doors make that much difference? This all steel (ok, listen, I am not saying henry Ford himself worked this metal on an anvil, but, maybe. ) This 1936 Ford Sedan is painted a color, one which we can not agree on a name. Some have called it off white. Others, tan or khaki. One even mentioned green, we fired him. Just joking. The power plant for this 1936 Ford Sedan is,,,wait for it,,, A Ford! 302 cubic inches of classic iron topped with Edlebrock (R)intake and Carburetor the exhaust is routed via shorty headers and a C 4 3 speed automatic transmission handles the gears. A Lincoln Ford rear end out back ties it all together. The cloth interior is brown and while that might not be your first choice these days, it just works with this car. With air conditioning to keep you cool and AM/FM CD...

This incredible 1969 Nova is looking stunning all dressed up in what I believe to be Cortez silver that contrast nicely with the black vinyl top. The stance looks mean and lean and speaking of mean, the 350 cubic inch small block under the hood hits a nice lick. Sporting aluminum heads, long tube headers, Winters GM semi high rise intake and a Brawler(R) four-barrel double pumper carburetor. The cam lifts and holds the valves open long enough to give the exhaust a serious thump. Now for more attitude just flip the switch to open the exhaust cut outs. Backing this mighty mouse is a Muncie(R) 4 speed manual transmission that the owner tells us is the rock crusher M22. All the power is split with the GM 12 bolt rear axle housing a set of 3. 08:1 gear set. This is a...

When it comes to hot rods of the 50s nothing beats a tri-five Chevy! This 55 2 door post hard top is one mean Machine. The exterior is finished in a classy and subtle two-tone blue featuring all the proper chrome and bright work that came from the factory. Although this car shows a bit tame from the outside don't judge this book by its cover. This 55 Chevy has a hot little 327 Small Block Chevy paired up to a turbo 350 transmission that will definitely get up and go on the way to your car show. That 327 is beefed up and breathing right with an upgraded Holley aluminum intake manifold sitting under that Holley 4 barrel Carburetor all being released by a set of stainless block hugger headers. This is definitely a wolf in sheep's clothing! The interior of this 55 has got me feeling blue. Inside this 210 features a matching painted dash board, classic style blue cloth benches, blue steering column and wheel as well as blue headliner. All dash gauges have been gone...

This 2-door Sedan sure will turn heads and stand out in a crowd. Wearing a beautiful 2-tone light over dark silver paint job and a stylish set of chrome baby moons and white walls this car is all class! The interior fits the theme as well sporting a top notch, all custom leather overhaul on the front buckets and rear bench, it feels like you are sitting in a high dollar sports car. Matching door panels and dash to compliment the interior chrome pieces such as the steering wheel and instrument cluster. This car was truly meant for a Boss and has all the room you need to throw the family in and head to your local show. Moving up under those gullwing hood doors you will find yourself a stout 350 SBC dressed to the nines featuring a finned chrome valve cover and air cleaner matching set, stainless block hugger headers, chrome ac compressor and alternator as well as an upgraded electronic ignition system. This car also features...