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The Dodge Challenger traces its humble beginnings to the Pony Car war raging in the late 1960s where manufacturers set out to outdo each other in horsepower, performance and youth appeal. Chrysler, in need of a new platform to compete with Camaros and Mustangs, created the new E-Body providing more space up front for more equipment and most importantly, more engine. Debuting in 1970, Plymouth-s --Cuda and Dodge-s Challenger were at the front line successfully competing against the other pony cars. The Dodge Challenger had a presence on the automotive market for only four years, but they were exciting ones! Here you have a fitting example of the final year of the fabled Mopar, a beautiful blue metallic 1974 Dodge Challenger! Equipped with a 318 CID V8 and a three-speed automatic transmission, this car is ready to drive and enjoy! A handsome black vinyl top pairs...

**TITLED AS A 1974 GLC 31***.

Gateway Classic Cars welcomes this 1974 Glassic Industries 1931 Ford Model A replica to its showroom located in West Deptford, NJ! Started in 1964 by E. V. Faircloth, Glassic Industries earned a reputation for its exquisite replica car program that saw production of approximately 1600 fiberglass-bodied replicas of 1931 Model A Fords from 1966 to 1981. Located in West Palm Beach, Florida the Glassic Company were one of the first enterprises to spearhead an effort to manufacture vehicles of a time gone past, but not forgotten. Many of the cars were Phaeton body style, but some were roadsters as seen here in this beautiful example! While often confused with Shay replicas, Glassic replicars are unique in that they were physically modified to be more practical for driving. While this car replicates a 1931 Ford Model A, car enthusiasts will be quick to point out inconsistencies with this car and the real McCoy. This was not Glassic-s intent as their goal was to capture the timeless design while providing a driver-friendly platform. One can take note of the wider doors and greater seating room compared to an authentic 1931 Model A. This Glassic wears lovely purple...

This all steel 1923 Ford Coupe, Eight Ball Express, wears a brilliant coat of Nissan Pearl Blue that shimmers in the light. Iconic hot rod flames hug the car-s side leading to 3D devil taillights that convey an ember glow when the brakes are applied! Lift off the hood piece to reveal a gorgeous painted 351 CID V8 Windsor engine that rumbles with devilish delight. A lot of mechanical work was put into the build including the installation of a custom-made wiring harness, manifold, hoses, pulley, carburetor and a blasted and painted water pump. The radiator was flushed, cleaned and topped with a winged cap to convey its unique attitude and the Ford C6 automatic transmission was completely rebuilt and topped with a Lokar shifter. Open the doors and check out the sharp blue cloth interior with enough space and comfort to last the whole road trip! Take note of the handsome round gauges and the slick flames that not lay upon the instrument panel, but are present on the ceiling! There is just so much to be...

This classic Mustang has a great stance and many new parts. The Mustang is powered by a fresh 302 cubic inch engine and is a Four speed manual. The car is a blast to drive and sounds amazing. The car has a stunning blue paint job paired with a new black vinyl top. The car has new sheet metal all the way around the car including the hood, doors and trunk. New inner fenders were installed along with new rear shock towers and new floor pans. The restoration also included new bumpers and new trim both inside and out. The entire interior of the car has new custom cloth interior with matching door panels and headliner. Inside the Mustang you will also find new carpet, new vintage-look AM/FM radio, new...

The Trans AM series Firebird has always been associated with performance. In 1998 GM upgraded the good but outdated LT1 and started putting the now revolutionary LS1 in the F body-s. Ending production in 2002 for some unknown reason these last year Firebirds have been garnering huge attention as of late and seem to be some of the best appreciating cars in the market. This example is one of the cleanest T Top cars I have seen. The CARFAX states the mileage actual as well as having only 4 owners. A southern car all its life it has lived the life of royalty. Never driven on a questionable day and always kept inside. The black paint is slick and shows extremely nice especially for a 16-year-old car. The car has not been touched since it left the factory other than routine maintenance and a set of tires this thing is stock. The 14914 are extremely low for one of these as most have been wrecked or salvaged titles. Naturally with the WS6 package you get some performance upgrades like a cold air intake and exhaust but the thing that makes these cars must be those huge dual intakes rising off the...