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This is an Arizona car with only about 75k actual miles on the numbers matching motor and transmission.

The Mercedes-Benz R107 and C107 are automobiles which were produced by Mercedes-Benz from 1971 through 1989, being the second longest single series ever produced by the automaker, after the G-Class. They were sold under the SL (R107) and SLC (C107) model names as the 280 SL, 280 SLC, 300 SL, 350SL, 350SLC, 380SL, 420SL, 450SL, 450SLC, 500SL and 560 SL. US models sold from 1976 through 1979 used the Bosch K Jetronic system, an entirely mechanical fuel injection system. All US models used the 4. 5 liter engine, that produced 225 horsepower and could max speed of 127mph with the automatic transmission. With only 75k miles this Benz has tons of life left in it. This 450SL-s yellow paint and tan vinyl interior are in great shape. Options on this Mercedes include; Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, Cassette player, removable convertible top, Cruise control, power windows, power brakes and steering, seat belts, vinyl interior, and even...

Get people everywhere yelling 'slug bug! ' with this incredibly preserved and restored Super Beetle in an attention-grabbing Triple White (paint, top and interior) colors. As nice as it is to cruise in a drop-top Beetle, this particular car is an extreme rarity in that it is also equipped with DEALER-INSTALLED AIR CONDITIONING for when the summer nights get just a little too hot. A/C is very rare on Beetles in general and especially convertibles. This A/C system has been completely and professionally refurbished, and other recent upgrades include an all-new white vinyl interior, new convertible top and new windshield. The Super Beetle is an upgrade over the Beetle with its upgraded 1600 cc engine and MacPherson strut front suspension. A Super Beetle is easily distinguishable due to the vents in the sheet metal just behind the front bumper...

There is no better example of a third-gen Camaro than the sporty IROC-Z, and this 1988 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z is destined to future classic.

Gateway Classic Cars of Tampa is proud to offer this stunning 1988 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z painted in Medium Orange Metallic with t-tops! This IROC-Z has been upgraded with honeycomb wheels, a sporty Grant three-spoke steering wheel and a Kenwood stereo, but the seller will also include the original wheels, steering wheel and radio if you want to go back to the stock look and feel. Under the hood of this beast of a car is a bold numbers matching Chevy 305CID V8 with only 61,650 Actual Miles! It has then been linked up to a smooth shifting 5 speed automatic transmission pushing all that power through the gears. From there we head into this cars like new black leather interior that looks as good as the day it left the factory. In 1988 for the 3rd generation...

This red 1962 Buick Special Deluxe is perfect for cruising anywhere on warm summer nights and is sure to turn heads.

This car starts right up and is ready to take you across the country with only 84,639 actual miles on this original numbers matching engine and transmission. The 2-speed automatic and Buick 215 V8 engine is the perfect combination for this Red on Red convertible. Power steering and brakes really allow you to enjoy the luxuries of this era. The red vinyl interior shows minor wear and tear signs and is overall in great condition. The red paint on this car almost still shines in the sun like the day it was bought back in 1962. All the gauges and dash features are in very clean and working condition. Overall a very nice driver quality car inside and out.

The 1962 model sold 153,763, including 42,973 Skylarks. The two speed 'Dual Path Turbine Drive' automatic was a Buick design and shared no common parts with the better-known Chevrolet Power-Glide transmission. In 1961, the car returned after a short absence of two years, but this time it...

This Red and Black beauty is an eye-catcher. It's an excellent collectible. These vehicles were produced from 1979 to 1981 and could ONLY be ordered at your local Ford dealership. Picture yourself in the year 1980, going down to the local Ford dealership to buy your first new car. You eye the Pinto and Mustang as you enter the showroom, then see something in the corner of your eye. IT's a brand new Model A! How could this be possible? A gentleman by the name of Harry J. Shay founded the Model A & Model T Motor Car Reproduction Corporation in the spring of 1978, which allowed for these gorgeous reproductions. The name was changed to Shay Motors Corporation in November of 1980, where it would remain for a short period. This particular Shay Ford Model A for sale was fitted with an 88 horsepower 2. 3 liter 4 cylinder engine. A smooth shifting 4-speed transmission backs it. It runs like a top and is barely even broken in. With a lightweight body of only 1,850 lbs, people have been known to average 30-35 MPG. The car handles like no other Model A, with front disc brakes and a rack-and-pinion steering....