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The Ford Customline was a popular model during its run in the '50s and still is. It was a well-equipped model for its class, which helps make it enjoyable to drive today. The 1954 model year was the last of this generation, as a significant redesign was scheduled for 1955. Still, Ford went forward with many new mechanicals, including a new suspension setup and engine tune. The V-8 now generated 130 hp. This vintage Ford is still eye-catching. The blue and white two-tone paint with chrome galore shines bright. Under the hood is...

Introducing the classic 1948 Packard Sedan, a beautiful blend of vintage charm and modern functionality. This model features a timeless gray exterior paired with a matching gray interior, creating a sleek and sophisticated aesthetic that is sure to turn heads. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 350 V8 engine offering a powerful driving experience. The 700R4 automatic transmission ensures smooth gear changes, making it a pleasure to drive whether you're cruising on the highway or navigating city streets. The 1948 Packard Sedan comes equipped with a number of features designed to enhance your driving experience. The air conditioning system ensures a comfortable and cool interior environment, even on the hottest days. The AM/FM radio provides entertainment for your journey, while the cruise control feature allows for relaxed,...

This Bel Air is finished in a 2-stage, 2-tone off white/metallic blue exterior paint that shows well, and with all the chrome trim, and bumpers, she just looks right! The custom wheels also add to the appeal of this fine example. She is powered by a 235 CID Inline 6 cylinder that is mated to a 3-speed manual transmission. The engine bay is detailed back to stock, excluding the aluminum radiator. On the inside, the blue tweed upholstered bench seat- has been redone some time ago and shows minimal signs of wear and age. The carpet appears to have been replaced as well. Options for this 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air include; AM/FM/Cass Radio,...

This awesome piece of history is sure to stand out with its two-tone blue exterior and dark blue interior to match. The inline 6 motor will scoot this classic Chrysler down to any of the local car shows with ease. This Windsor has gone through a restoration at some point in its life and shows incredibly well with age. This is your change to get into a nice drivable classic to compete with all those Chevys and Fords of the time. Chrysler came to play with competitive styling and options for the time this Windsor can compete! Featuring really cool...

And it probably doesn't hurt that Don Draper drove one just like it in 'Mad Men,' right?

Chrome and fins, there's no mistaking this Cadillac. It looks like a rock star from any angle and it's one of those rare old cars where nobody will ever ask, 'Hey, what is that? ' because it's so obviously a Cadillac. It appears to be a largely original car that's sporting original paint, so it's not perfect, it has aged into a West Texas Patina, and man does it look good cruising down the street! The light gold paint is original! just look at the crease that pulls off of the headlights, and the way the roof shows just a hint of angularity. It doesn't look to have ever required major surgery (man those are some straight quarter panels! ) and all the panels fit quite well. And yes, it's a Cadillac, so chrome is a factor, with most of it being original stuff that's in above-average condition.

Cadillac was the epitome of good taste in the early '60s, and the interior shows especially well. It's likely original, and in the days before fake wood and goofy velour seats, this is what luxury really...