Gateway. The Chevelle was produced from 1964-1977. Designed as a mid-sized car that was sold in coupes, convertibles, sedans, and station wagons. In 1972, the Chevrolet Chevelle was the highest selling car in the United States. This second generation Chevelle received a completely new body design in 1968. A new longer hood sculptured front fenders, short rear deck and a flowing roofline have made this generation of Chevelle much more popular in the Classic Car market. This 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle is painted in canary yellow accented with a black vinyl roof and racing stripes...

The Mustang has been a phenomenon since its introduction in 1964. Considered Fords longest running production car as the nameplate is still used today. With over one million units sold in the first two years the Mustang is truly an American success story. Leading competitors were quick to get into the pony car craze including the Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird and AMC Javelin. This 1965 Ford Mustang is painted in light teal accented with racing stripes, dual mirrors, and a set of chrome five-spoke steel wheels...

By 1974 Dodge was well into the 3rd generation of the iconic Charger. Mid 70s was a tough time for muscle and the masses were looking for more comfortable luxury cars. 1974 would be the last year that Dodge would offer performance options on a Charger. After nearly 50 years, this slick Charger is still ready to cruise down the road! The gold paint is sharp and not a color we have had very often. The white Landau top adds a lot of character and is also in good shape. Inside looks like a time capsule, the gold cloth seats look hardly used. Under the hood, per the owner, is the original 318ci V8 backed by an automatic transmission. Odometer only shows 24k miles elapsed but unsure if original, so we are NOT claiming actual. The overall condition of the car coupled with the owner believing it has only been painted it could be true mileage. Current owner has had her for 3 years, acquired from a private owner. She is titled as a 1974 Dodge Charger Special...

This incredible truck has been in the possession of its current owner for over FIFTY YEARS! Fifties F-series trucks are the darlings of the hotrod and custom world for a reason. They had brawny good looks, ease of modification, and plenty ways to make it your own. This 1954 F100 is finished in a stunning shade of medium blue and sits on polished 17' Circle racing wheels. All the chrome is in great condition and the body has no signs of rot. Under the hood resides a healthy 223ci inline 6 backed by a three on the tree, manual. The interior is finished in grey tweed with blue piping on the bench seat and the door card compliment the seats. when you look up there's a nifty overhead console with stereo controls. The bed has gorgeous wood with stainless strips and a custom bed cover to protect it from the elements. The seller threw a lot of money at this truck, like chrome running boards, engine valve cover, new stainless exhaust, chrome header,...

This awesome vintage Pontiac has been under the same ownership for many years, and was originally produced in Canada. This stunning Pontiac even features the highly desirable suicide doors! This Coupe is finished off in a GM Pearl Diamond White paint job with iridescent blue fenders and accents. You must check out the paint in person to get the full experience it is a sight to see! Under the hood we have a powerful 350 V8 paired to a smooth shifting automatic transmission. This Coupe even has the awesome Pontiac Bumpers on the front and back with the big Pontiac Chief on them. The interior is finished in Gray and has newer and more plush seats inside which the owner believe came from a Silverado. The owner has added...