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This American classic looks original from the outside but hides improvements done to the interior to help make the car more driveable.

The Mustang took the world by storm after its introduction in 1964, ushering in a completely new class of vehicles that swapped larger cars with huge engines that were common at the time for smaller cars with smaller (yet still powerful) engines, which would later be called Pony Cars, an ode to the Mustang. This Mustang is equipped with the GTA package, which was only available for 1967. Powered by a 289 Cubic Inch V8 mated to a 3-speed automatic, this vehicle is ready to cruise down the highway and showoff the beautiful Springtime Yellow paint. New black leather bucket seats ensure you will stay put when putting the car through its paces, and new digital gauges give exact readouts of critical information. Other recent work done to the car include a complete new electrical harness, new suspension with rack and pinion...

This pony has a lot to love and is a blast to drive!

The outside appears to be Bullitt green, and the concave 67 taillights always set the car apart! The black interior is in fair condition with the driver seat showing some tearing at the bolsters. The engine bay is where the fun really happens. The powerplant is a 331 stroker putting down some very respectable numbers, and the vehicle is even equipped with AC. The AC is not blowing cold, but all the plumbing is there! This pony is also equipped with power steering for those who want a more comfortable cruise, and the 5 speed Tremec makes longer highway runs much quieter and economical. The odometer shows 97,000 miles and is said to be true to the body, although the...

The Chevrolet Camaro started its awesome run in 1967 and still in production today except for a short lapse from 2003 to 2010. Introduced as General Motors answer to the Ford Mustang. Over five million Camaros have been built since its inception, spanning to the present sixth generation model. This black and gold beauty shows as a prominent example of one of the last few years of the sought after 2nd generation body being well preserved and very well optioned for its time. Under the hood of this GM legend lies a small block V8 yielding 350 cubic inches which transfers its energy through a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission making for a solid and reputable drivetrain. The black and gold exterior is well complemented by a beige cloth interior which is well outfitted with air conditioning, power windows, power brakes, power steering, power locks, and AM/FM radio with cassette. A gorgeous example...

2002 marked the 35th anniversary for Chevrolet's flagship Pony car, the Camaro, which was first introduced in 1967 to compete with the runaway success that the Ford Mustang has had since it was introduced in mid-1964. To commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Camaro, Chevrolet released a special edition Z28/SS, which featured options like a catchy stripe package on the hood and trunk to compliment the bright Rally Red exterior. The car also features 35th Anniversary badges on the exterior and dash to let others know that this isn't just any ordinary Camaro. The theme continues further, with the 35th Anniversary logo stitched into the front headrests, as well as a custom-embroidered padded leather parcel shelf cover, and SLP floormats, which give this Chevy a look that will stand out at shows.

This 2002 Chevrolet Camaro Z28/SS 35th Anniversary Coupe is powered by its original 5. 7L LS1 V8, backed by a Tremec 6-Speed manual transmission. And, with only 10,562 actual miles it, you have plenty of fun driving ahead of you - this is no 'worn out/raced out' Camaro! With the 5. 7L LSI V8 producing 325 horsepower, there's plenty of power to get you moving down the road in...

Boy do we have a story for you on this one!

A letter from Saleen in 2015 confirm this car as a 1 of 1. A more made looking documents says this vehicle was a Saleen show/demo vehicle that was sold to a Saleen employee in the early 2000s. Form there the new owner is said to have the car restored getting all new suspension, paint, interior, and a new S-281 E engine now giving it forged internals, comp cams, bigger injectors, and a whipple supercharger. The current tune with 15 pounds of boost provides 550HP at the crank with 445 making it to the rear wheels!

The odometer is showing just over 99,000 miles. The CarFax shows no accidents. Overall the car is in fantastic condition without major defects on the outside, and usual use on...