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Made from 1982-1992, the third generation Camaro brought about several firsts for the model. Modernizing touches such as fuel injection, four speed automatic transmissions, five speed manual transmissions, and 16 inch wheels brought the Camaro into the modern era. This particular '89 model is equipped with the desirable 350 CID V8 which features tune port injection and is rated at 230 HP. The 5. 7L V8 is backed by a 4 speed automatic transmission. This car was loaded from the factory with T-Tops, AC, AM/FM/Cassette, cruise control, power steering, power brakes, power locks, power seat, power windows, tilt column, seat belts, cloth interior, and alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires. With only 85,764 miles on the clock, this one owner IROC-Z has been adult owned, garage kept, and meticulously maintained since new. The car is finished in a beautiful dark red coat of paint with gold decals. Inside is tan cloth upholstery that looks untouched. The interior of this car is a...

We are offering a beautiful 1976 Pontiac Bonneville which has only 29,563 original miles. This little beauty may be 39 years old, but it doesn't look a day over 16! When a car only sees 760 miles per year, we are given a nice glimpse as to what these cars looked like when they rolled off the showroom floor (in case you forgot). Pontiac started making Bonnevilles in the mid 50s, and was always a full sized staple for Pontiac. This 1976 model is an excellent example and features Burgundy exterior with matching Burgundy interior. This happens to be the Brougham edition which features a partial vinyl roof which is in a matching Burgundy color. It sits on a sharp set of Pontiac rally wheels wrapped in white wall rubber. Inside the upholstery looks almost untouched. The seats are not worn and the cushions are comfortable. This is the type of vehicle you could easily drive across the country. Flip on the A/C, tune in a good station, and put the pedal to the metal and have one heck of a road trip. Though its considered a luxury...

MG was a company based in the United Kingdom which was known for their open top sports cars. Undoubtedly their most popular US model was the MGB. The car features a front engine rear drive layout that had just enough room for two seats and a rag top in between. The car has a smooth little 1. 8 Liter inline four cylinder engine which produces around 95 horsepower. Twin SU carburetors deliver the fuel to the four cylinder. Of course a proper British sports car utilizes a 4 speed manual transmission which shifts precisely. This '78 model is finished in a classic Tomato Red which was applied recently. The finish has a high gloss and really looks great on this B. The wheels were also recently repainted and are wrapped in new rubber in all four corners. The convertible top was also recently replaced so you should stay dry if you get caught in a downpour. The interior is in great shape and features a new dash cover, new...

This little Beetle has been restored from the ground up and features the original engine and transmission. The entire drive train was completely rebuilt just three years ago. At the same time a new clutch and pressure plate were installed as well as a new EMPI high performance shifter. The 1600cc engine breathes through new A1 high performance dual exhaust. It sounds great and has a deeper sound than you might expect. It sits on all new 2. 5 inch front dropped spindles with new front disc brake rotors. In addition there are all new calipers, pads, wheel bearings, tie rod ends, master cylinder, and brake hoses. Concealing the new brake system is a sharp set of custom Billet alloy wheels which have been custom painted. The exterior is finished in a beautiful coat of two tone paint. The top is a very attractive orange and the bottom is a coat of black that looks like you could reach your hands into. It has all been professionally polished and waxed and it shows better than some vehicles twice the price. The interior is all new...

This Mark V has only traveled 22,403 miles in its 36 years of existence. Options for this 79' Mark V sporting the original numbers matching 402 CID Cleveland V8 and 3 speed C6 automatic transmission include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with Cassette Player, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows, Power Seats, Power Locks, Seat Belts, Hub Caps, Anti-Lock Brakes, Leather Interior, Cruise Control, Tilt Wheel, and White Wall Radial Tires. Produced between 1977 and 1979 the Lincoln Mark V is a personal luxury coupe that was sold by the Lincoln-Mercury division. The Mark V shared the same chassis as its predecessor the Mark IV, it was the largest version in the Mark series in size and also was the largest/best selling of the Mark series as well, averaging 75,000 units sold in each year available. All Mark V models were standard with 4 wheel disc brakes and Ford's Sure-Trac Anti-Lock Brakes, and were the last Mark series to feature a Ford large-block V8 engine. Specifically in 1979 the vinyl roof was mandatory and could not be deleted via a special order, and a cassette player was an available radio option.

Walking around this 79'...