Sports Car For Sale In Louisville

The 1979 Trans Am stands as one of the most recognizable icons of the late-'70s muscle era, combining bold styling, aggressive stance, and Pontiac's unmistakable performance character. With its updated front-end design and enduring 'Screaming Chicken' graphics, the '79 model year remains a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts alike. This 1979 Trans Am is finished in metallic gray with a vivid blue hood bird. The current owner states the car retains its original body panels, and the vehicle presents as a solid example overall. Recent updates include new 17-inch wheels and tires that enhance both grip and appearance, along with a new windshield, new seat covers, and new carpet, refreshing the cabin while preserving the classic black interior and its signature Machine-turned dash bezel. Power comes from the original 403ci V8 (per the owner), a torque-rich engine known for its smooth, reliable operation. It's paired to a 400-series automatic transmission that delivers steady and consistent shifting. This Trans Am also features 3. 08 posi-traction rear gears, offering balanced acceleration and comfortable highway manners. The posi unit improves traction by powering both rear wheels-especially beneficial during spirited driving or low-traction situations. The TA 6. 6 shaker...

Introducing this beautiful 1966 Shelby Mustang GT350 Fastback for your consideration. The partnership between Ford and Carroll Shelby was regarded as one of the most prominent in motorsports. This one was signed by Carroll Shelby. In 1966 the Shelby Mustang GT350 Fastback was only 1372 sold to the public. This Shelby comes with documentation that can be traced all the way back to the very first owner. Even though it only has a little over 52,000 miles (believed actual by consignor). This vehicle doesn't support its factory color of green. It has been replaced with the more desirable Wimbledon White with blue stripes. Under the hood is the K-code 289 'HiPo' V8 tuned by Shelby to produce 306hp. The Paxton Supercharger is just a bonus to bump her up to 440hp. Putting all this power in motion is toploader 4...

Introducing a remarkable tribute to one of the most iconic muscle cars in automotive history: the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Tribute. This stunning vehicle captures the essence of the legendary ZL1 with its striking Cortez Silver exterior, exuding a timeless appeal that is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. The classic lines and aggressive stance of this Camaro pay homage to the original design, making it a must-have for any classic car enthusiast. Step inside and you'll be greeted by a beautifully crafted black interior, featuring comfortable vinyl seats that provide both style and durability. The interior design reflects the era's attention to detail, offering a nostalgic driving experience that transports you back to the golden age of American muscle cars. Equipped with seatbelts, this Camaro ensures that safety is not compromised while you enjoy the thrill of the open road. Under the hood lies the heart of this beast: a powerful 427 Aluminum Block V8 engine. This engine is a testament to the performance heritage of the Camaro, delivering exhilarating power and a...

When Chevrolet unveiled the Z/28 package, it wasn't just building another muscle car-it was engineering a street-legal race car for the Trans-Am circuit. The 1969 model year became the most celebrated of them all, with aggressive lines, balanced performance, and a stance that continues to define American muscle to this day. This example is a true show-stopper, a trailer queen restored to concours-quality standards. Finished in a vivid red exterior with a striking black and white cloth interior, it captures late-'60s muscle car charisma. The paintwork, bright trim, and interior craftsmanship are exceptional throughout. Open the doors or lift the hood, and every inch-from the undercarriage to the engine bay-is detailed to highest level and clean enough to eat off of. Power comes from the legendary 302 cubic inch (4. 9L) V8, the heart of the Z/28's racing heritage. This engine features a 4-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock intake manifold, Edelbrock finned valve covers, chrome air cleaner, and aluminum radiator, combining classic looks with enhanced performance. A 3-inch X-pipe exhaust system with dual MagnaFlow mufflers delivers a deep, throaty tone that announces this Z/28's presence long before it's seen. The driving experience is pure exhilaration, thanks to the Hurst-shifted M21 4-speed manual transmission...

It is believed per owner to have 10800 miles and a original unrestored survivor. ENGINE COMPARTMENT: Under the hood lies the highly desirable 400 engine with the W72 performance package, featuring chrome valve covers. This is the original VIN-matching motor with original components, showcasing an engine compartment that remains largely original. Minor maintenance items include converting the air conditioning to 134, replacing radiator hoses, and installing a new alternator and battery. The shaker air cleaner assembly is complete with all its ductwork, and all vacuum lines are still connected. Original stickers remain on the master cylinder and brake lines. EXTERIOR: The Atlantis Blue exterior is a rare and beautiful color, believed to be the original paint that still shows remarkably well. The bumpers and spoilers fit seamlessly, and the optional hood bird remains in like-new condition. The shaker scoop is untouched, and the optional side moldings and metal door edge guards have preserved the car's pristine appearance. The 15x8 snowflake aluminum wheels are in good condition, complemented by recently replaced radial tires. The glass T-tops are in good shape and come with optional locks. The door jambs are pristine , featuring an oil change sticker from 1990, and the window seals...