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Brought back from the dead, this Pony was neglected in all of its life. Like Cinderella however, this bad little Pony was given a chance at a better life. Restored to top-notch qualifications designed to match to glory that it once had. This particular pony is a rare breed for 1966, only one of 12,520 1966 Mustang convertibles made with the luxury package, this is one incredibly optioned car, ranging from the power brakes, power steering, the automatic convertible top, even down to the details such as remote side-view mirrors. The engine is a stout 200 Cubic Inch inline 6, which is known the be the original engine that came in this car. The transmission is the Ford C4 3-Speed Automatic, which is even a popular transmission by today's standards. The exterior of the car is painted in a beautiful medium blue metallic, which shines likes a diamond in the sun. The interior is beautiful blue and white combination, which carries a subtle sense of class and style throughout. The seats are printed with the classy 'Pony Pattern', which shows a group of Mustangs galloping, on all 4 seats. The beautiful interior is also accented in a stylish wood grain dash...

The Camaro has been an American household name since its inception in 1967 with the sole purpose of beating the Mustang into the ground, which consistently happened until the Camaro stopped production in 2003. Described as 'A small animal that eats Mustangs', this particular model has had a few upgrades to really make it a fun driver. Although not a numbers matching car, this one does come fully packed with a tremendous amount of horsepower under the hood for your enjoyment. Starting with a crate 355 V8, pumping out the horses and scaring off the neighbors. Get ready for the thrill of your life as you drop the car into drive and launch forward with the astounding power and torque available! The car isn't all just go and no show, this car is built with comfort in mind with the beautiful black vinyl bucket seats, which hold you tight as you round the corners, and keep you in place as you launch forward. The exterior shows off the famous 'split bumper' styling, made popular on the 2nd generation Camaro's, after the classic 60's styling went to the wayside. These cars were built to show off what it meant to be a...

The Corvair debuted as Chevrolet's new compact range and, despite a controversial book from Ralph Nader, was one of GM's most popular models. It has captured the hearts and imaginations of car enthusiasts everywhere, making it a true collectible. Adorned over it's stunning black seven year old paint job is the added Monza chrome trim package and in the rear you'll find a true dual exhaust, making this Corvair stand out at any car show or gathering. Judged by a Concourse official this very car received a concourse grade of 94. 89 out of 100 and won first place in 69 division closed. Any Corvair fan would be truly proud. This vehicle is...

This car is in fantastic shape front to rear with new paint and chrome as well as all of the styling goodies to make this look like a Mustang GT. Under the hood of this pony car is an all-American 289 V-8 that has been upgraded with an Edelbrock intake, Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor and MSD plug wires, and there are numerous other updates like the aluminum radiator, chrome valve covers, breather and air cleaner and full-length headers and dual exhaust. These early Mustangs continue to be popular, and it isn't hard to see why with its timeless styling and understated performance. Although this 1965 Ford Mustang was built to look like a GT, it was well done with all of the proper trim components and emblems including the hub caps and instrument bezels. Options for this 1965 Ford Mustang include vinyl interior, AM radio, seat belts, hub caps, rally wheels and radial tires. Painted in a beautiful Silver Blue Metallic this car...

This one-owner C5 Corvette has definitely been babied with just 25,000 actual miles on the odometer! Even better, it stands out with a Speedway White paint job, which was a new color for 2001 and it was only painted on 1,066 Coupes and 1,047 Convertibles making it the second-rarest color option on the 2001 Corvette after the ultra-rare Dark Bowling Green Metallic. This 2001 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible also comes fully loaded with all the bells and whistles thanks to the 1SC trim level that includes heads-up display, power telescoping steering wheel, sport bucket seats, dual-zone climate control and more. Under the hood is the 5. 7-liter LS1 V8 rated at 350 horsepower and 360 lb-ft of torque and it is backed by a four-speed automatic transmission. This C5 Corvette benefits from a few tasteful modifications such as the throatier exhaust and a cold air intake, which are sure to add a few extra ponies....