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Everybody loves a pickup truck and who doesn't love one with a little Chevy power? This 59 pickup looks real sharp in it's beaming bright blue and with the painted bumpers you just might mistake it for a match box car from a distance. Sitting low on 15 inch wheels the overall look of this truck may seem simple but at the same time it just looks right. The interior is just waiting for it's new owner to pick out their favorite color carpet and is otherwise set up for cruising with air conditioning and a modern stereo. Under the hood is a Chevy 350 Roller V8 with a 600 Edelbrock Carb. Paired to a 700R4 transmission this is one sweet powertrain combo and with a Chevy front sub frame just imagine how this pickup can get up and go! If you're looking for a...

Ford's Model A was their follow up to the revolutionary Model T. With a more user friendly design the Model A was popular and successful in its own right. This 1930 example has been turned into a speedster thanks to a kit from Rootlieb INC and boy does it look speedy! The wood body parts have been sealed in epoxy and fiberglass and the body trim has been extended at the rear of the chassis. Painted in an olive green and complemented by lime green wire wheels this Speedster has a look all its own. The running boards are Brazilian Cherry and the front bumper is both Brazilian Cherry and Oak. The bucket seats are custom upholstered in a brown leather and the driver seat even has a swivel function for better ingress/egress. On the wooden dash you'll find a mounted antique ring wind clock and a push button starter. The engine is a standard Model A engine that has been upgraded to a 12V system that features fuses to protect all circuits....

Ford's Model A was their follow up to the revolutionary Model T. With a more user-friendly design the Model A was popular and successful in its own right. This 1931 pickup is finished in a nice eye catching yellow paint job with black fenders. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the black sire spoke wheels and the wooden bed siding. The interior is well appointed with a vinyl bench seat and a carpeted floor. If this passenger cabin is too cozy for more than 2 people, just throw them in the pickup bed and give your extra passengers the al fresco treatment! Under the hood is a...

Lovingly referred to as the 'Shoebox' the 49-51 Fords have a following all their own. The Crestliner represented the top of the line model for 1950 featuring luxurious features like two-tone paint, vinyl roof and fender skirts. This example you see here is finished in an eye catching red and black color combo. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the bullet nose grill, jeweled hood ornament and wide white wall tires. Take a seat inside and you'll find the two-tone color scheme throughout. The front and rear bench seats are cloth and the painted dash is handsome as can be. Under the hood is a 255 cubic inch Mercury Flathead V8 and...

Ford's Model A was their follow up to the revolutionary Model T. With a more user friendly design the Model A was popular and successful in its own right. This 1931 Tudor is finished in a handsome dark shade of Green with a black roof. With it's black fenders, wire wheels and white wall tires this Model A is sharply dressed. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the fender mounted spare tire and rear mounted trunk. The interior is practically a time capsule as it appears period correct with cloth...