Does Gateway Classic Cars Negotiate?

Gateway Classic Cars offers high quality vehicles at market prices. With over 24 years selling classics and exotics, we have a very good understanding of the market values and conditions. We are reasonably priced. Please call our local staff in one of the 21-showrooms to discuss a vehicle you are interested in.

What Is The Best Site To Buy Classic Cars?

With thousands of classic and exotic vehicles to choose from, Gateway Classic Cars is the world's best classic car sales company. Whether you are looking for a cruising convertible, or the rumble of a Motor City muscle car, Gateway Classic Cars has the right vehicle for you. We bring in 75-100 classics and exotics into our inventory weekly.

Who is the Largest Classic Car Company?

Gateway Classic Cars is the world's largest classic car dealer network. With 21-showrooms and nearly 4097 classics and exotics for sale every day, you will always find one that you will fall in love with.

Where Can I Find Classic Cars Online?

Gatewayclassiccars.com showcases thousands of showroom quality classic cars and trucks available for sale. Our inventory ranges from the early years of automotive history to the instant classic restomod muscle cars. Our vehicles are as unique as you are -- Visit our site to find your next dream car!

Why Should I Buy A Classic Car?

Classic cars take us back to the era of our youth and innocence! To when our dad's drove trucks to get to work, our moms drove the station wagon to take us to ball game practices; when our uncles bragged about their racing prowess from engines and cars they built. Buying a classic car is a very personal process. The reasons for buying one can vary widely, but each classic car is an extension of its owner. Ask yourself: Do you prefer to cruise with the top down? Are you a top fuel fanatic? Are you a hot rodder? Check out www.gatewayclassiccars.com and cruise through our inventory and see which classic car connects with you!

Are Classic Cars Good Investments?

With an increase in global demand for classic cars, their values, in many instances, have more than doubled in recent years. Please call our consultants in one of our showrooms across the United States and discuss your investment strategy on classic cars and trucks.

Is It Worth It To Buy A Classic Car?

Do you like the nostalgia of your youth? Then - yes. If classic car collection is part of your wealth building, then -- yes. If you want to diversify your investment portfolio with classic cars, then the answer is -- yes. Do you love cruising in that cool convertible? Like people waving at you or giving you a thumbs up? Then - yes.

How Much Does Gateway Classic Cars Charge?

They do not charge a Seller a Consignment Fee.

How Much Does It Cost To Sell A Classic Car?

Gateway Classic Cars has zero consignment fees. If you are considering selling a classic car, Gateway Classic Cars has the unmatched marketing program to get you top dollar for your classic and no auction or consignment fees!

Does Gateway Classic Cars Take Trade Ins?

We are always looking for quality trades. Contact one of our showrooms for details about our process.

Does Gateway Classic Cars Finance?

We work with many third-party financial companies. Visit https://www.gatewayclassiccars.com/financing for additional information.

How does the consignment process work?

Gateway Classic Cars has a dedicated consignment team that works personally with each customer based on their needs and wants. You, the consignor, would tell us how much $$$ you want to make on your unique vehicle. We add a reasonable profit above that. You would bring your vehicle to one of our 21 climate-controlled showrooms to sign up your vehicle. We would then take pictures, produce a professional video and a detailed write up of your vehicle. We advertise your vehicle on our website along with top tier automotive partner sites. When your vehicle sells, you then receive the agreed upon amount. We strive to get the best value for your vehicle. If you are interested in selling your vehicle with us, please call us at 866-332-1191. Our trained staff can answer all your questions.

Where Is Gateway Classic Cars Located?

Currently Gateway Classic Cars has 21 showrooms across the continental United States. Our corporate headquarters is in O'Fallon, IL and we reach as far west as Las Vegas and Scottsdale, and as far east as New Jersey and Charlotte, NC. Find the showroom closest to you by visiting https://www.gatewayclassiccars.com/contact

1970 Ford Mustang For Sale - DEN1410

Boss 302

351Cleveland V8 4 Speed Manual

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Stock: #1410-DEN
Price: $64,000
Year: 1970
Make/Model: Ford Mustang
Submodel/Trim: Boss 302
Engine: 351Cleveland V8
Transmission: 4 Speed Manual
Exterior Color: RED
Interior Color: BALCK
Odometer Reading: 25,362

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Gateway Classic Cars of DENVER is proud to offer this 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302.

Like the Z28, the Boss 302 was built as a Trans Am road-racing qualifier. Its heart was Ford's 302-cid V-8 treated to the high-performance, big-port cylinder heads. The Boss's solid-lifter small-block used the biggest carb employed by Ford, a 780-cfm Holley four-barrel, and was underrated at the same 290 bhp as the Z28's 302. A Hurst-shifted four speed and 3.50:1 gears were standard however, 3.91:1 and Detroit Locker 4.30:1 cogs were optional. Underneath was braced racing-inspired suspension modifications, Polyglas F60xl5s, and power front discs.

Shinoda's knowledge in aerodynamics influenced the Boss's exterior. Mustang's fake fender vents were enclosed and a front splitter was fitted, a rear spoiler and backlight blinds were optional. Blackout trim and stripes finished the look. Ford built 1,628 Boss 302s for '69, then came back with 7,013 being produced for 1970, when quad headlamps were replaced by double units that were surrounded by fake air intakes, a "shaker" hood scoop was made available as an option, and the engine got smaller intake valves and a 6000-rpm rev limiter.

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