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The odometer reads just 68,856 miles, which is believed to be the actual mileage on the car. Options for this 1951 Mercury Sports Sedan include: AM/FM Radio with CD Player, CB Radio, Hub Caps, Vinyl Interior, and White Wall Radial Tires. A Flathead V8 engine powers this 51' Mercury, while an overdrive transmission 3-speed manual transfers the power to the pavement. The engine was rebuilt approximately 4,000 miles ago and runs great. The side pipes are there purely for looks, the dual glass pack exhaust however provides the solid sound for this Mercury. The black paint was applied 15 years ago, and features one base coat and one clear coat. The black and silver vinyl upholstery matches the overall build perfectly, and is good...

One look at this Corvette and you will see the tasteful upgrades that set it apart from your garden variety late 70's Corvette. The custom aluminum/alloy wheels create an awesome stance and overall look for the car. Look a little closer and you notice all four rotors are drilled and slotted for better performance, and let's be honest, a much cooler look. Under the hood you find this 79' Corvette is outfitted with a gear driven 406 CID small block V8 engine that features a mild cam, new heads, and a 7 quart oil pan. Approximately 3,000 miles has been put on this engine since it was rebuilt. Recent work includes a new water pump, starter, and alternator. An oversized radiator with 2 electric cooling fans has been employed to keep the 406 V8 cool, while a 200R4 automatic transmission with overdrive and a shift kit transfers the power to the pavement. Underneath the Corvette you will find a rebuilt suspension. The interior features new white and black leather seats and new carpet throughout. The blue exterior paint is very smooth with a beautiful finish. The odometer reads 30,846, the...

This one owner truck has been babied since the day that it was bought. Mileage is original at 15,534 and it shows. The Lightning is still wearing its original tires for originality purposes. The original window sticker is included in the sale. This was the second year for the Lightning and it was clear that Chevy was worried and discontinued their SS 454. Excellent job Ford! These have been collector pieces since new and low mileage examples are becoming much more difficult to find. With 15,534 miles, in near new condition inside and out and a one owner, you would be hard pressed to find a better example to add to your collection. Power for the Lightning comes from a SVT built...

The build for this 29' Model A was carefully planned and executed. There are several small nostalgic cues throughout the build including the Piper Cub brake pedal, Airstream trailer tail lights, and a Chevrolet heater box that was converted to a stereo enclosure and glove box. The roof of this Model A was chopped 3. 5' inches and features a Mercedes Benz cloth top. The 1920's era Willys Overland headlamps up front have been converted to halogen, which provide ample light if you so choose to drive after the sun goes down. The passenger area of the floorboard has been coated with spray-on bed liner and provides a nice non-slide surface. The rest of the cabin is finished in a light yellow, almost cream color, for a classy, streamline look. The interior has a list of custom goodies including: a gauge cluster from a 56' Ford F100, Piper aircraft brake pedal, vintage Booneville gas pedal, and a hood ornament for a shifter. Powering this one of a kind Model A is a 350 CID SBC V8 engine with a small cam, HEI ignition, Mickey Thompson valve covers, 100 amp chrome alternator, an aluminum high rise intake, and a Holley 4 bbl...

This is a uniquely customized truck with some great options that make owning, driving, and showing it off a fun thing to do.

Powering this F100 is First Generation Mustang Boss302 CID with a 4 Speed Top Loader. The full restoration from 1985 also included adding a Twin I Beam to the stock suspension. This truck can move with the best of them, and it has been equipped with performance gauges inside the cab and underneath the hood to monitor its outputs. While your underneath of the hood, please go ahead and check out your hair, your mustache, or just more easily other parts of the engine by looking up into the professionally installed mirrors. Mirror Mirror under the hood, who-s the best-looking engine of all?

Other unique features include the stereo speakers are set within the wood framing on the driver and passenger doors, the gas...