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A D150 Warlock was part of Dodge-s Adult Toys line in the late 1970-s. The Warlock was produced from 1976 to 1979, limited production in 76- and regular production from 77- to 79-. The Warlock is similar to the Lil- Red Express trucks with the exception that they were black in color, and available with a 4X4 drivetrain. This 4X2 Warlock was repainted about 15 years ago, and has been well cared for since, as the paint and body are in wonderful condition. The black vinyl interior is also shows well, with minimal signs of age and wear. Powering this 78- Warlock is a 318 CID V8 with aluminum valve covers and an Edelbrock chrome air cleaner and carburetor. A 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission transfers the power to the 9 1/4 rear end that houses 3. 92 gears. The 318 V8 was replaced by the dealer before 1985, but the transmission is original to the truck. The gold pinstripes and black and gold...

This iconic American classic is one of the most recognizable cars ever produced. The Pony car. A lot of people either had a neighbor, a friend or a relative that had one, or maybe you rode to school in one. This is a car almost everyone can relate to. Maybe you have one in the garage on jack stands. Forget about it! This one is ready to enjoy NOW! Power comes from a healthy sounding 302 small block V8 and shifts through a 3 speed automatic. Headers and aftermarket exhaust give this one a true muscle car sound. This one is painted in great shade of red that goes perfectly with the black vinyl interior. An AM/FM radio is ready for your favorite tunes, unless you prefer the V8 rumble. Recent restoration items include new rear quarter panels, floor pans, front fenders, hood, rear...

This is a car that gave small roadster enthusiasts an American option. It debuted with a humble and economic naturally aspirate 2. 4L engine, and the GXP performance model with a twin-scroll turbocharged 2. 0L engine. This gave buyers the option of easy cruiser, or performance driver.

Under the hood of this 2007 Pontiac Solstice is the smooth driving 2. 4L engine and a 5L40-E 5 speed automatic transmission. The interior and exterior have been cared for, and the drive runs and drives incredibly well for a 12-year-old vehicle. Put the top down and ride in style in one of the last vehicles Pontiac produced, and enjoy every back...

Yamaha got it right when they designed this 1,679cc V4 rocket for the road. They managed to take the same horsepower as a new Honda Civic and cram it between the 2 wheels of this high performance Machine. That's 174 horsepower available at the twist of the wrist. Safety wasn't forgotten; this bike comes with adjustable front and rear suspension as well as a slipper clutch and ABS. Power is delivered via a 5 speed transmission and a shaft drive to a massive 200mm rear tire. Brembo brakes with dual disc in the front and single in the rear bring this 683 lb beast to a halt with ease. A 30. 5' seat height give a commanding view of the road and the bar height keeps the rider in a good position between sport and touring. Although the 4 gallon tank and large...

Big Dog Motorcycles was an American manufacturer of custom motorcycles, based in Wichita, Kansas, United States. The company was founded in 1994 then shut down in April 2011. Big Dog produced a single motorcycle in its first year, affectionately known as 'Old Smokey'; its over-sized fenders and classic cruiser style would point the way for all of the company's later products. Big Dog produced nine models; the K-9, the Ridgeback, the Husky, the Boxer, the Mastiff, the Pitbull, the Coyote, the Wolf, and the Bulldog.

All Big Dog motorcycles utilize S&S V-twin engines that measure to a whopping 117 cubic inch! A 6-speed manual transmission get you down the road and the big one-piece fuel tank makes for a fun cross-country cruiser. This 2005 Big Dog Ridgeback does not have rear suspension and is lovingly known as 'kidney buster. ' Wide rear tires, and extensive use of chrome components is the Big Dog style. All of these models could be described as cruiser or chopper style motorcycles and the major differences between the models include rear tire width, front tube length, and rear...