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Talk about custom design! This Ford gets all the high marks for that category as it draws the eye and the imagination to a place where no auto manufacturer has gone! Built in 2011 by Tony Monroy, this American Dreamster is truly a dream come true for those looking to bring something different to the table. This car is all-steel and hand fabricated with a louvered hood and front fenders from a 1938 Ford. Hop in this red Machine and get ready to have some fun and get plenty of attention! A clean red interior warmly greets you while handsome gauges relay all the pertinent information you need! Wrap your hands around the steering wheel and ride with some tunes from the AM/FM radio with CD Player! Powering this great car is a 230 CID inline six-cylinder engine that purrs beautifully and linked to a two-speed automatic power glide transmission! Relax and cruise and style as this...

*THIS VEHICLE IS TITLED AS A 1951 CHEV TRK*.

We present to you one of the classic American Hot Rods, The T Bucket. This one is built on a 1951 Chevrolet Truck frame. All eyes will be on you as you make your way down the highway or your pulling into a car show. You don-t see something like this on the road every day. The paint is Cadillac Cinnamon with House of Kolors, multi color metal flake. The vinyl Burgundy top which is in excellent condition and the Pearl interior bring it all together for a great look. Power comes from a dependable Chevy small block 350. The engine is dressed up nicely with chrome everywhere. It almost looks like it was dipped in chrome. The engine and the whole car are enhanced by Brass Hardware on the front and rear. The Headlights, radiator, tail lights and firewall are all done in Brass. The transmission is a Power Glide. It...

This Barracuda is powered by the original 273 CI V8. The 273 engine was made available as an upgraded Commando version with a four-barrel carburetor, 10. 5:1 compression, and the more aggressive solid camshaft. About 90 percent were ordered with the optional 180 horsepower 273 CI V-8, backed by the original four speed manual transmission. This Barracuda is a beauty. In 1965, this Silver Barracuda was fitted with the Formula 'S' package. It included the Commando 273, a tachometer, heavy-duty shocks, springs, sway bar, and Goodyear Blue Streak tires on wide-rim 14-inch wheels (replacing the usual 13-inchers). The Black Vinyl interior...

Now available in our Philly location is this 1980 Chevrolet Corvette. If you are looking for classic Corvette styling with the convenience and comfort of a newer car, then this might be for you. This Corvette is powered by the classic 350 V8 small block with automatic transmission. This car was purchased by the current owner in 1991 with 14320 miles and now has 18100 actual miles. This Corvette is completely original not a restoration. The exterior is Light Beige and the interior is Doeskin. The pin stripes on the car are painted on. The interior is in like new condition. The 1980 Corvette weighed 238 pounds less than a comparably equipped '79 model. This reduction was achieved by virtue of many changes, including redesigned front and rear impact-resistant bumpers, revised T-tops, thinner windshield and door glass, and thinner hood and door panels. The 1980 Corvette also used considerably more aluminum than its predecessors, including an aluminum intake manifold for the...

This is not a tribute or clone, this is the real deal! As the years pass, these cars are becoming hard to come by and their value is only increasing! The Buick Grand National is not a standalone car, it-s the third trim level of the Buick Regal, a member of GM-s G body family. The Regal had a sport trim known as the T-Type, sportier both in looks and engine, which found some success in the market. Yet, the T-Type had an extra trim level- Voila, the Grand National. The Rolling Stones were most likely fans of the Buick Grand National as everything on the outside was black and featured emblems. This car is perhaps one of the most cloned cars out there because all you need is a T-Type and some GM black paint, but this my friends, as previously mentioned is the real McCoy. Wait, there-s more good news, this is a one owner car! Yes indeed, this car has had a loving home for over 30 years and has some serious character. In fact, it stills wears 90% of its original paint! The original interior is both comfortable and completely intact with the exception of a new...