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Before minivans and SUVs all the cool moms were rolling around in full size station wagons. Beyond functional utility these cars oozed style and substance! Finished in a Butternut Yellow combined with a wood veneer this 72 Colony park is sure to catch the eye. The eggcrate grill and hideaway headlights make for a bold and clean looking front end. Looking for a party trick? When it comes to loads the rear tailgate (in true 70s fashion) swings both ways! Open the doors and the first thing you'll notice is the green interior. Sitting in the soft vinyl bench seats, surrounded by wood trim and chrome accents, you'll feel like you're in a clubhouse. As this body style of Ford wagons was the longest and heaviest they ever produced these cars rode like a dream and required some serious motivation. Under the hood is Ford's big block 429 with a 4 barrel carb and is paired to a 3 speed automatic. Imagine how this wagon can get up and go and haul the whole family and camper with it! If you're looking...

If Steve McQueen was still alive, I imagine you would see him cruising around in Ford's contemporary iteration of his famous hill jumping Fastback Mustang, the Bullitt! Screeching tires with a 4 speed Mustang and a Dodge Charger through the streets of San Francisco, the 1968 film left a lasting impression on pop culture and set a standard for the Hollywood car chase motif. This example is painted in a black that almost makes it look like more of a bad guy car. The Bullitt package includes one of the three paint colors, uniquely styled exterior features, specially styled leather upholstery and many more stylish touches. This package was more than skin deep featuring uniquely tuned suspension, revised intake, exhaust as well as more aggressive brakes and stabilizer bars. The 275 HP 4. 6L V8 is paired to a 5...

Throughout automotive history nations around the world empowered working class people with dependable cars that would some day become an icon. America had the Model A, Germany the Beetle and Italy had perhaps the cutest of icons, the Fiat 500. These little Fiat 500s are extremely popular little cars. This particular 1969 example has some extra panache thanks to being the 500L model and some additional stylish touches. With a bright blue paint job, white decals down the side and white wheels this 500L is quite a sharp looker. The drivetrain is a 499cc 18 horsepower 2 cylinder engine with a 4 speed manual transmission. Although 18 horsepower is not a lot by todays standards, this is still a pretty fun car to drive! With a curb weight that is less than a concert grand piano imagine how this little car can get up and...

The name Pontiac has always brought to mind the Firebird and all associated models just by mention. With a legacy of high performance drivetrains and culture defining style the Trans Am remains well loved in the car community. This 2000 T-top coupe is quite handsome dressed in its Pewter Gray paint and chrome alloy wheels. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the ram air hood and pop up headlamps. Open the doors and check out the black leather interior with bucket seats and rarely seen wood trim. Under the hood is a thundering 5. 7Liter LS1 V8. This aluminum block engine is factory rated at well over 300 horsepower and 330 lb ft of torque and is paired to a 4 speed automatic transmission. Imagine how...

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 1929 4 door sedan is finished in a handsome red and black 2 tone. 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 vinyl roof and rear mounted spare tire. According to the owner the interior is all original. Imagine...