Convertible For Sale In Tampa

This isn't a tribute or clone, this is a real deal 442 and one out of 5,142 ever made. The recipient of a high end three year build process with over $100k invested, you won't find another 442 like this one. Residing in the highly detailed engine bay is an ATK high performance 5. 3LS making a dyno proven 450hp to the rear tires. A 4L60E trans sends the power down a custom driveshaft to the 9' Ford rear diff spinning 3. 70 gears. Wilwood four wheel disc brakes, GM tubular upper and lower control arms, and UMI Performance suspension. are you getting the picture yet? We haven't even mentioned the ice cold a/c and the Dakota Digital gages. The consigner has provided a detail binder of the extensive work that's been done. If...

The consignor believes this beauty to be an original SS. However, for those in the know, that's not's easy to prove unless you have solid paperwork i. e. window sticker or build sheet. Chevrolet only made 2,750 SS Camaro convertibles in 1968 so there aren't many real ones riding around today. What we do know is this is a factory'12467' V8 convertible from the start. Despite what some may say, GM Vins don't always tell you exactly what a car is or isn't in terms of coveted options. We can, however, see the Vin on the title also stamped on the front engine pad of the 350ci (Casting #3914678 L48 MU 295HP). Take a look underneath and you'll find the bullet proof 12 bolt rear diff. Depending on who you speak to, some say all SS cars had the famed rear diff while other experts say...

What could look better than a triple black convertible C6 Corvette? Feast your eyes on a two owner Corvette, owned among friends, with just a little over 7,000 miles. This is a special Corvette as 2005 started the reign of the C6 and the new 6. 0 LS2 engine. Chevrolet manufactured over ten thousand convertible C6s in 2005, however, only 1,803 were manual transmission cars. How many were built in triple black form we can't be for sure, but it stands to reason this is a rare Corvette....

If you're in the market for a nice convertible to cruise in then consider this beautiful blue '72 Cutlass. The '72s are a sought after year as the car would undergo a complete redesign in 1973. This particular Cutlass has been enjoyed and cared for by the same family for over the past two decades. The bright blue paint maintains a rich luster and when combined with the white top and interior creates a classic '70s look. Under the hood...

' Like them or not, the Fox Body platform was revolutionary in its simplicity and efficiency within the rebirth of the Pony Car Wars. The 5. 0 Mustangs ruled the streets in the 1980s, that is unless a particularly nasty black Buick was lurking in the waters. In the early 1990s, a well tuned lightweight LX 5. 0 was still one of the quickest cars on the road stoplight to stoplight. From 1991 to 1993, Ford built a limited edition number of monochromatic 'Feature' Mustangs. These select Pony's featured special paint, embroidered head rests, deck lid luggage rack delete, a special rear spoiler, and 16' Pony wheels. In '93, only 1503 Canary Yellow 'Feature' Mustangs were manufactured. It's likely that due...