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This GTO is a prime example of when Detroit muscle cars ruled the streets. With only 15,209 miles, this GTO is ready for anything you throw at it. This street Machine powers down the road with a 389ci engine, fed by a 4 barrel Edelbrock carburetor and intake manifold. An automatic transmission and power steering get you down the road in comfort and style. The GTO is presented in a beautiful shade of high gloss merlot which is set off by the polished 17' wheels and stainless trim, and a very clean black interior with vinyl seats. This low mile GTO is what you hope to find in a classic, it sits right, it sounds...

Built from the factory for speed and style, these monsters were designed to stay competitive in the market with a growing popularity for both Muscle cars and Pony cars during this era. This monster muscle car is built with a 400 Cubic Inch powerhouse, designed for the raw power that was so desired during the 1960's. These cars were also equipped with a tremendous amount of torque to really keep you planted in your seat as you sail down the road. Upgrades to the 400 V8 include Edelbrock intake, Holley 4 barrel carburetor, Hooker headers, Edelbrock water pump, MSD ignition box and coil, Edelbrock valve covers and air cleaner, and chrome alternator. This particular model comes equipped with a 4 speed manual designed to give you full control of the horsepower, so grab hold of shifter and rip through the gears and feel the late 60's muscle flow through you. The interior of this car is lined in a beige vinyl seating that seems to flow throughout the car in a nice sense of style and class. Turn on the radio and kick back to some tunes as you cruise down the highway. The hood mounted tachometer is reminiscent of the...

From 1935 to 1956, the bold Silver Streak trim was a Pontiac trademark. With the Silver Streak styling theme, a wide band of bright metal that ran straight down the centerline of the hood and deck, chief of the Pontiac design studio Frank Hershey accomplished two feats: he cleverly disguised the Chevrolet-based sheet metal, and he gave Pontiac something it badly needed: a visual brand identity. The distinctive look would continue for another two decades. This Pontiac is powered by a Chevy 350 cubic inch V8 that has a nice rumble and drives nicely, as it shifts through a 350 turbo automatic transmission, which is routed to a Pontiac Firebird rear end with 2. 73 gears. The Aqua paint compliments the curves of the vehicle, while the trademark Silver Streak trim really pops. The custom interior gives this classic a 'new car' feel on the inside. Your eyes are not deceiving you, that is power door locks, power windows, and power seats in a 1937 Pontiac. Grab ahold of the custom Boyd steering wheel, and feel free to adjust the tilt on the steering column. The dash is painted with the same Aqua that was used on the outside, with chrome...

This particular body style was commonly referred to as a -Bubble Coupe- because of the desirable shape of the roof line. In 1961 Pontiac was certainly ahead of the game and produced some of the most beautiful vehicles with a great deal of attention to detail. Interestingly enough the name Bonneville actually comes from the name of a large lake in Utah but has become more synonymous with luxury automobile line from Pontiac that was created from 1957 -' 2005. The overall quality and luxury of this vehicle is evident by such things as the translucent steering wheel, gold-toned interior and exterior emblems and tri-tone seating surfaces. Pontiac restyled its full size line in 1961 and brought back the split grill after a 1 year hiatus. No less than 6 rear lights gave this car a futuristic style that has proven to be timeless. The small block V8 with 4 barrel carburetor is backed by a Hydramatic 3 speed transmission that has no trouble bringing this full size beauty up to speed. No need to watch the speedometer on this baby because the Safeguard Speedometer allows you to...

This unbelievable restoration is ready to drive, from it's iconic front end, to the classic muscle car stance; from head to toe, this car is a near requirement to have in your collection! Started in 1967 to compete in the market against cars like the Mustang and the Barracuda, the Firebird was designed alongside it's companion, the Camaro in an attempt to dominate the industry. The Pontiac Firebird did an excellent job of grabbing the attention of the youth market in that despite being small in stature, and packing a very generous amount of horsepower, these cars were very easily customized to make each one as unique as the owner. This one in particular comes packed with a 455 cubic inch beast that was bored. 040' over to produce some very intense growls that is frightening from a distance. Backed up to a Turbo 350 3 speed automatic, you are given the ease of control over this power. Inside this car, the original styling of the classic blue vinyl, which accents the gorgeous white interior perfectly. This car also comes equipped with great features including AM/FM radio with a cassette player. The Pontiac Firebird has been a...