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With only 18,823 original miles on the odometer, this Z/28 is a true gem! The first thing that grabs your attention is the bright red/orange paint that makes this car especially desirable. It is becoming increasingly more difficult to find original and unrestored classic cars, and this two-owner car will surely attract attention at every show it is taken to! This car also comes with the built sheet, window sticker, and other factory documentation, including the original owner's manual. You just don't find classics like this anymore! Under the hood is the original numbers-matching 350 cubic-inch V8, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission that makes this Chevy a joy to cruise around in! When you open the doors, you'll see beautifully-maintained cloth bucket seats that keep you comfortable during everyday driving, or even long road trips. Other options on this car include: A/C,...

This small block Chevy starts right up and purrs like a kitten! It's back by a smooth shifting automatic transmission, which makes driving this classic as easy as pie! With power brakes and power steering, it's just as easy to maneuver and stop, as it is to go! With only 21,011 miles on the clock, the vehicle shows as if it were original, rolling off the street in 1978. The exterior is a classy shade of Burgundy, with Z-28 stripes adorning the vehicle. The teardrop hood and rear spoiler compliment the curves of the vehicle and make the vehicle more than aesthetically pleasing. Take off the T-Tops, crank up the tunes, and crank up the air conditioning as you're cruising around in this 78' Chevy Camaro Z28 for sale! The interior is just as beautiful as the exterior, with red leather bucket seats up front and a red leather bench seat in the rear. The whole interior...

This little pony is powered by a fuel injected 5. 0 Liter OHV V8 engine. This is a fuel injected form of the classic 302 V8s all blue blooded Ford lovers have looked to as a staple for pony car power! Built with polished intake manifold, along with other gorgeous goodies, this 69' Mustang convertible is show ready and was built/restored to be a daily driver! It's backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission that shifts through a B&M Hammer shifter, which allows the driver to control the shifts, if wanted or needed. The suspension on this convertible Mustang has been set-up to take the curves. The owner wanted to be able to drive this car anywhere, in any conditions, so great care and expense was taken to make it an excellent handling car. This car-s suspension and handling characteristics are so good that it can be driven over 100+ MPH with hands off the steering wheel. This 69' Mustang convertible for sale also sports a new set of Polished aluminum American Racing wheels wrapped in performance radial tires. 4-wheel disc brakes peek out from beneath the pretty pony, letting you know she can stop just as well as she can go!...

If you're looking for the quintessential American car; you've found it. When it comes to first generation Mustangs, there are coupe, convertibles, and fastbacks. The coupes are very common, the fastbacks have become nearly unattainable in price for most, so the convertibles are becoming more and more desirable. This particular '66 Convertible is set up right. It's a C-code which means it came with a 200 horsepower 289 CID V8. In this case, the car still sports that original 289 which was rebuilt in 2002 and has only seen about 3,000 miles since. Another extremely desirable option is the 4 speed manual transmission. The 4 speed transforms the car from a cruiser to a sporty driver's car. What better color for a classic Mustang convertible than red? This one has a white convertible top which works well and looks great especially with the white rocker stripes. Inside, the interior mimics the color scheme with red and white vinyl upholstery. It's...

The 2003 Ford Mustang Mach 1 is a car built from years of passionate Mustang enthusiasts. Ford gave the public a sneak peek of its ability to honor the past Mustang lineage with the 2001 Bullitt Mustang. In 1969, the Mach 1 was one of three new Mustang models. It featured fastback body, an aggressively raked air dam, rear spoiler, 'comfort-weave' leather-trimmed seats and the now-famous 'shaker hood scoop' mounted directly onto the carburetor and fitted through an opening in the hood. The Mach 1 was produced in limited numbers ensuring its legacy as a collectable car of the future. The most visually arresting design cue on the 2003 Mach 1 is the 'shaker' scoop. The ram air scoop channels fresh air to the intake, increasing the breathing for improved power and torque. The scoop and the center power dome hood are finished in low-gloss black. This Mach 1 is powered by a 4. 6-liter, 32-valve, dual-overhead-cam V-8. The engine makes use of specially calibrated cams, a modified upper intake to accommodate the ram-air system, a forged crank (cast crank in automatic transmission application) and performance exhaust manifolds to produce 320 horsepower. Thirteen-inch front rotors and performance calipers provide excellent stopping capability. The calipers have a...