Featured Classic Cars For Sale In Nashville

This car was built from the parts GM has offered over the last 6 decades. The Car itself is a 1975 with a hood, bumper and grill from a 1971 Formula. I always liked the Formula hood, bumper and grill for the '70 to '73 is killer! This combination then had a steady hand lay down some sweet paint. The 'war bonnet yellow' from the color chart used in 1971 for the Corvettes and has a healthy dose of silver metal flake added for just the right amount of extra shine. To complete the look, the Trans Am rolls on Boyd Coddington rims 17x8 in the front and 18X9 in the back. Inside this Thunder chicken, sorry, my pet name, you will find heavy bolstered front seats that hold you firmly in place The B&M quicksilver shifter has found a home in the center console and it is right at home and exactly where your right hand will search for it. Under the hood is an LS 2 6. 0 Liter V8 from a Corvette. Now when this power plant was attached to the donor Corvette it pushed about 400 Horsepower this is a little more than the Trans Am produce...

The Model A paved the way for mass produced vehicles. By the end of the run, Ford had produced almost 5 million Model A's. These vehicles could be purchased in a variety of body styles. From sporty roadsters to industrial trucks, the platform was extremely versatile. This example is the popular four door sedan in Deluxe trim. There's seating for 4 and plenty of windows to keep cool on a summer day. In the back seat there are even pull down shades for privacy and convenience. Under the hood is a simple and reliable flat head 4-cylinder engine and is mated with a rugged 3-speed manual transmission that transfers power to a stock FOMOCO rear axle. These cars were never speed Machines, but they excelled at being tough and dependable. This 1930 Model A fires up nicely and...