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Wait until you see this black beauty pony car. It is a low mileage hot rod ready to be driven by its next Mustang enthusiast. It is powered by the 4. 6 LiterV8 with a 5-speed manual transmission with the 3:55 rear gears. Black on black with the classic dual silver racing stripes. It-s loaded with options, like AC, dual power mirrors, rear window defroster, Shaker 500 audio system, leather trim sport seats, power 6-way driver seat. Speed control and tilt wheel, power door locks and windows, traction control, keyless entry, and air bags....

The story begins in Bowling Green, Kentucky where the car was assembled. Originally delivered and sold at AutoNation Chevrolet in Fort Lauderdale. You can easily tell if it-s a real Collector-s Edition. Only the CE Series 6th digit in the VIN is a -0-. This car has the 0 in the VIN and it also looks like the car has 0 miles on it. This Vette is in extremely nice condition. The exterior paint looks fantastic and the C3 comes with one rare option. As stated on the Window Sticker, Option # V54 Roof Panel Carrier. This option allows you to store the T-Tops in the rear on the car. The whole luggage/storage room behind the seats will be available for you. The T-Tops and decals are in great condition too. Open the door and you will find an extra clean interior. At this point you will know that this C3 was always babied. Of course, you can expect a clean engine compartment. The L83 engine runs superbly. The 5. 7 liter pushes the Vette over the asphalt and with the 4-speed automatic transmission, this car means fun. It-s a pleasure to...

If Steve McQueen was still alive, I imagine you would see him cruising in Ford's iteration of his famous Dark Highland Green Mustang, the Bullitt! Definitely one of the greatest car chase scenes of all time. Screeching tires with a 4 speed Mustang and a Dodge Charger on the chase. Ford offered both Green and Black colors when ordering this package in 2008. The Bullitt package includes one of the two paint colors, 3. 73 limited slip, Bullitt interior package, 18' Bullitt wheels and packed exhaust tips. This package was an additional $3,310 over the base Mustang GT. This fine example in traditional Green has covered just 16,705 miles and sure looks like it just rolled off of the showroom floor. Other options included...

This is a rare find! The 50th Anniversary Edition was offered during the 2003 model year to commemorate a half century of Corvette production. Introduced in 1997, the ''C5'' generation Corvette was a radical styling departure from the angular C4s. In addition to looking more contemporary, the C5 featured General Motors latest technology including drive-by-wire throttle, variable-effort steering and optional magnetic selective ride control suspension. With an LS1 5. 7L V8 with 350 horsepower and lightweight composite bodywork the C5 offered performance on par with a 0-60 time of 4. 5 seconds and a 13. 3 second quarter mile. This Corvette comes with all standard equipment along with the 50th Anniversary package which includes Memory Seat package, auto dimming mirrors, Magnetic selective ride control, tilt wheel, heads up display, 50th Anniversary badging, and 3:15 rear axle. This 2003 Corvette only has 34,344 actual miles on the odometer and has been pampered the entire. The Spiral Gray paint looks wonderful and really highlights the light gray leather interior that looks amazing as well. What also makes these American super-car legend so interesting is that it can be driven everyday too because of that amazing 28-mpg highway rating. Options and features on this...

The first ZR1 was actually in 1970 and ran until 1972. In 1990, it made a return and in a big way. Powered by a 375 horsepower LT-5. A dual overhead cam four valve per cylinder V8 engine designed by Lotus and assembled by Mercury Marine. This was a first for the Corvette as opposed to the pushrod V8 that is still being used in today's Corvettes. Sitting behind the engine is a 6 speed manual transmission allowing you to achieve up to 25 miles per gallon, a top speed of 180 mph and a 0-60 time in 4. 3! It also featured a rear end that was widened by 3 inches to house the extra wide 315/35ZR17 rear tires. The car also featured square tail lights that wouldn-t make their way onto the standard Corvette for another year.

In 1990 Corvette decided to take a stab at a 50 year old 24 hour speed record. John Heinricy pitched the idea to Corvette chief engineer Dave McLellan. A 7. 71-mile oval, Bridgestone Tire Proving Ground at Fort Stockton, Texas was chosen by Morrison because of its gentle 7-degree banking. The Corvette beat the record and still holds the record today. 175...