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This is not original and even has updated HEI ignition' hotter spark and more power'. This is a true classic both with rigid old school looks that bring you right back to the Happy Days. Both bumpers have been painted to match with a soft grey color that really makes this murdered out C10/C14 a work of art. There is a very thin discrete red pinstripe that accents the front hood and body lines of this truck, this breaks up the body and really shows off its lines, sleek and sexy! This truck is an eye magnet from across the parking lot that requires an owner that can appreciate grace, style, class, and brute strength. Yes, the Fonz just might want to open your door and take and peek all while yelling 'Aaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyeeeeeeeee' with both thumbs up!

As you climb into the cabin of this beauty you can rest on a plush freshly skinned black cloth bench seat that is a perfect fit, as for color and comfort its paired with the exterior. Looking at the gauge cluster you feel like you just hit 88mph and the doc let you know that you went too far into the past! I say...

The Jeepster was manufactures by Willys motors from 1948 to 1950. The Jeepster was advertised as the last Phaeton built in America but by 1950 production was Halted. The original Jeepster featured a 4-cylinder overhead valve 'F' head engine which was just fine for the times. This Jeepster however has had just a bit of an upgrade and a stout brand spanking new 350 SBC has been dropped under that hood giving this Jeepster plenty of get up and go! This 1949 Jeepster is in driver/ show quality featuring an original styled Black and Maroon paint job that looks amazing but does show some road wear. The interior is all redone in a very nice black vinyl and carpet throughout. The black vinyl convertible top is in great condition...

Post WWII, all Automobile manufacturers were in a little bit of a scramble to come up with the next 'Big' thing as just after the War ended, everyone was just using the same designs before they were forced to shut down and build military vehicles. So, now these designs were over ten years old and people wanted something new. For GM and trucks that were still deemed commercial and farm use vehicles it was the 'Advance-Design which was their light and medium truck series that would be produced from 1947-1955. Tucked between the rounded front fenders sits the bright orange 235CID inline 6 motor mated up to a 3-speed manual transmission with an extra low gear. The cab features a reupholstered brown vinyl bench seat with matching door panels and headliner, a rubber...

These panel trucks were originally tasked as all-purpose utility vehicles ready to be put to work and you can see now that this truck has come a long way from those humble beginnings. This beautiful Restomod Panel was purchased as it sits with the current owner and she is now loud and proud, ready to grab the attention of anyone it rolls past! Powered by a Chevy 383 CID stroker with a 4-speed automatic under the hood. The pride of craftsmanship shows throughout the truck, with extensive paint and body work done to create the beauty you see today. The exterior presents nicely with a deep gloss black body and custom flame paintwork scorching up the front end! The interior is comprised of grey cloth and the rear section is heavily customized to bring the 'Heat' inside with Red flame upholstery work. Other addons with this Ford F1 include a Kenwood single din stereo, B &...

This beautiful Raspberry Red 1948 Studebaker Pick Up Truck is a cool custom street rod. The paint is a clear coat/base coat and it was applied to the Studebaker in 2010. On the exterior, subtle changes have been made. They include shaved door handles (performed in 2010), frenched antennas, 1937 Ford headlights, 1967 Cadillac taillights, and a3rd LED brake light molded into the rear of the cab. Under the hood, of this 1948 Studebaker Pick Up Truck is a chromed out Mopar 318 CID V-8 backed by a TorqueFlite A-727 automatic transmission. The engine was rebuilt in 2001, and only has a little over 8000 miles on it. A leather tan...