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This sweet four-wheel-drive American classic is a 2-owner, one family vehicle with just 56,000 actual miles according to the seller. You will be very impressed by the survivor quality of this example, which includes the original bill of sale and original owners manuals as well as a pretty much intact body and frame with very little rust. The truck is painted in a no-nonsense white/cream on the outside and comes with cream/red vinyl interior. Features on these trucks are best described as humble, even by early 60's standards- windshield wipers, a fan switch, crank windows and seat belts are pretty much all you get other than the view of the open road stretching out in front of you. There is a tool box in the truck bed that would be a perfect storage space for anything you need to haul with you. Powering this beauty is a solid 292 CID 'Y-Block' V8 engine and 4-speed manual transmission with the shifter on the floor. Both the engine and transmission are numbers-matching to the vehicle...

Ford harkened back to the classic T-Birds of the 1950's when they issued these remakes between 2002 and 2005. With only 31,410 actual miles on this Weekend Cruising Beauty now it's a rare opportunity to own 'The Featured T-Bird for 2005'. While all the 2005 T-Birds were badged with the '50th Anniversary' fender emblem, the 50th Anniversary Cashmere Edition was limited to only 1,500 production units to be painted in a striking 'Cashmere Metallic Tri-Coat' color with color-matched grille. Also featured were the cashmere seats made of a softer more luxurious material including leather inserts and a matching cashmere accent on the steering wheel that were not offered on the standard models. Having a 5-speed automatic and larger fine-tuned 3. 9L V8 FI DOHC 32V engine all the refinements and improvements that are reflected in the last year of production sets this T-Bird apart from the other non-anniversary editions. Ultimately making for an even more desirable and collectible car, as for being priced right, this Special Edition Thunderbird will certainly SELL FAST! Other Options include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with 6 CD Player, Aluminum/Alloy Wheels, Anti-Lock Brakes, Anti-Theft System, Manual Hard and Soft Convertible Top, Cruise Control,...

Alongside its similar GM counterparts such as the Pontiac Grandville and Buick LeSabre, the Caprice Classic spearheaded sales numbers for B-body convertibles in the mid-70's. Painted in white with a white power convertible top, this 1975 Caprice Classic takes on the 'land yacht' appearance with style. And at 18 and a half feet long, it sure looks like a boat too. GM, like other US-automakers in the mid-70's, were plagued with new government fuel economy standards and the V8's that just 4 years ago were producing more horsepower than cubic inches had been vastly de-tuned. Luckily for the next owner of this '75 Caprice, a thumping 454 CID V8 big-block motor that has no such problems getting down the road quickly without any emissions restrictions. That's where this car takes on another alter-ego: the 'sleeper'. Good thing that these 1975 models were fitted with 100mph speedometers! That high-horsepower motor with a little over 7k miles on it is backed by a rebuilt 3-speed Turbo 400 automatic transmission. Inside the...

A rare find and priced to sell, this 1969 Ford Fairlane Cobra Tribute is painted in an Arctic Blue PPG period correct finish, accented with a stylish custom pin striping that lets you know what year she is. As you look under the hood you will see a clean and impressive engine compartment showing off a beautifully rebuilt 351 that includes a kick'in Edlebrock Performer Aluminum manifold, carb and a couple of awesome full-length headers that compliments the car with a mean sweet sound. Running a 9-inch rear end and a 2:73 gear ratio, the 1969 Fairlane's torque smoothly shifts you through its FMX 3-speed automatic transmission. Get a good look from the side of the car, you will notice the slightly lowered front end which impales a muscle car stance that needs no adjustments or excuses, just looks right. From inside you will enjoy one of cleanest and well-done interiors, from the bold dash, gauges and Lokar floor shift, to the fresh carpet and the new black vinyl seats finishes off the car's feel. Once behind the wheel you won't forget the outstanding driving experience the 1969 Ford Fairlane will provide, with the Cobra badge on the front grill staring...

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Gateway Classic Cars of Scottsdale is very excited to feature this highly unique 1967 AMC Rambler Rogue Convertible right now in our Arizona showroom, located in North Phoenix. Competing with big names like the Chevy II and Ford Falcon, the Rambler had a reputation of being the 'hip' alternative to mainstream offerings. This extremely invigorating restoration, built and maintained by an AMC enthusiast, continues that legacy into the modern day where you'll have a story to tell about this car anywhere you go. Dressing this AMC is Hyundai G8 Green paint and while that might sound like an odd choice, it looks phenomenal on this classic Rambler Rogue! A new Black power convertible top functions flawlessly going up and down and is a complimentary color combination with the light green while the stance on this Rambler Rogue is completed with 15' custom wheels and Pirelli tires. Pop the hood of this AMC and you'll see a fully detailed, rebuilt 343 CID V8 (otherwise known as the 'Rambler V8') that has been upgraded to 300hp according to the seller with power brakes, power steering and an aftermarket radiator for improved cooling. A General Motors 700R4 4-speed...