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For 1965, the chassis of full-sized Ford and Mercury cars were redesigned; the Mercury line was given a much more slab-sided appearance due to the popularity of the 1965 Lincoln Continental. The front grille continued to offer twin headlights in a recessed part of the grille. This one being a convertible with a (white) power top is ready for some top down fun! Speaking of power, this one has the 390 V8 engine which is mated to an Merc-o-matic transmission. The exterior Aqua...

Pontiac first unveiled the Pontiac 6 in 1926, just a few years before the Great Depression. The 6 was designed to help fill price gaps formed from their other brands such as Cadillac, Buick, Oldsmobile, and Chevrolet. This model is from '38 and she is a beauty. The red exterior paint is in nice shape, especially for being near a believed 30-year-old build. Inside you'll find tan Leather seats in good order and the red paint extends to the dash for continuity. Put the key in the ignition, give her a twist and the 350ci V8 under the hood rumbles to life with a great exhaust note! Seriously one of the greatest sounding small blocks I've heard in a while. Power runs down though a 3-Speed Automatic Transmission. She runs and drives out very well. Current owner has had her for over 5 years,...

This '73 split bumper (RS package) Camaro was manufactured in February 1973 at the Norwood plant (as noted on the body tag) and has been tastefully updated since then! Powered by a strong running & nicely dressed Chevrolet 350 CID V/8 set up with an Edelbrock aluminum intake, a Holley 4-barrel carb, headers, working A/C and finished off with a set of brushed aluminum looking valve covers and matching air cleaner, this split bumper Camaro is a head turner for sure. The power is run through a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission being controlled by a B&M ratchet shifter and is laid down to the pavement through a Ford 9' rear end. The suspension was also nicely redone in 2018, using all Ride Tech Street Grip components, coupled with the black factory hi-back bucket seats to...

This iconic vehicle is presented in a unique teal & white exterior color scheme that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, you'll find a 4 Cyl 1600CC engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, delivering a smooth and reliable ride. The Bus rolls on sturdy aluminum wheels, wrapped in dependable radial tires, ensuring you're ready to tackle any journey with confidence. Step inside and you'll be greeted by a cozy tan vinyl interior that beautifully complements the exterior. This camper is equipped with seatbelts for safety, providing peace of mind for every trip. But this Volkswagen Bus Camper is more than just a vehicle, it's a home on wheels. The camper top allows for comfortable accommodation, great for those spontaneous weekend getaways or cross-country road trips. A functioning sink, microwave and cooler are...

Renowned as one of the 1950s finest designs, the two year only MKIIs were built to the highest standard of the time. Easily on-par with the elites of Europe, and in many ways better than Chrysler or Cadillacs of the day. Base price for a 1957 Continental MKII started at $10,000! An astronomical price for a 1957 automobile. Only Hollywood elites and the who's who of money owned these low production luxury behemoths. This grey-silver 1957 MKII is a looker, with great lines and presence and style that reflects bespoke luxury. The car rides on fat white walls with original hubcaps, with a grey cloth interior. EVERYTHING is powered in this big Lincoln. Such as power windows, power seats -with auto exit, feature, power steering, power brakes, and AC! It's all in working condition and the car rides and drives like a dream. Soft, comfortable; a luxury motor-yacht...