Under (and above) the hood of this t-top vette is a 454 v8 engine bored 30 over, and a 573 lift cam. The list of engine mods include: aluminum heads, tunnel ram intake,. 750 demon carb, March pulleys, MSD ignition, 4 core aluminum radiator with a high torque electric fan. Mated to the 454 is a 400 turbo transmission with a stall convertor. Behind all that power is a 9' ford rear end, 4-link with a 373 gear. Suspension upgrades include coil overs all around,...

This 1963 FC150 is a hard working blast from the past. It comes with a 75 H. P. 4cyl F head Hurricane engine paired to a 4wd 3 speed manual transmission. The FC150 were built to be modified to a wide variety of jobs. This particular vehicle is equipped as a tow truck and over the years it has paid its dues. Whether its a parade vehicle, rolling billboard for your business, or just a cool conversational piece to add to your collection this FC150 has seen it all and ready for a new adventure with you. What are you waiting for?

A classic workhorse that's ready to take on any task. This vehicle is a standout with its vibrant blue exterior, a color that adds a touch of modernity to its vintage appeal. The black interior complements the exterior, creating a timeless aesthetic that's sure to turn heads. Under the hood, you'll find a 134 CID Hurricane Inline 4 Cylinder engine. This powerplant is renowned for its reliability and performance, ensuring that this truck can handle even the toughest jobs. Paired with a 3-Speed manual transmission, you'll have full control over your driving experience, whether you're navigating city streets or country roads. One of the standout features of this 1961 Jeep FC150 is its Dumper Dog dump bed. With a capacity of 6,000 lbs, it's ready to handle heavy loads with ease. Whether you're hauling construction materials, landscaping supplies, or anything else, this truck is up to the task. In addition, this vehicle has had many parts replaced, ensuring that it's ready to serve you for years to come. In summary, this 1961 Jeep FC150 Dump Truck...

Before minivans and SUVs all the cool moms were rolling around in full size station wagons. Beyond functional utility these cars oozed style and substance and perhaps the rarest of the 60s wagons was the Ambassador 990. This stylish wagon is painted in a white with a dark green roof contrasting handsomely. Take a walk around the vehicle and you'll notice nice details like the color keyed wheels, aluminum trim and roof luggage rack. Take a seat inside and you'll find a charming interior with plaid upholstery and a dashboard fit for a jet plane. Under the hood is a V8...

This 66 Satellite Convertible is the definition of clean. Nothing is out of place and the body and trim look amazing! The car fires up reliably and shifts and drives well with good brakes, smooth shifting, and power steering. The gold paint was redone about 10 years ago and holds a shine and reflection like it was done last month. The interior and bumpers are about as old and look just as good. The tan interior is rip free and looks near new. The black roof is rip free and is power operated. The car sits on a cool set of black steelies with chrome beauty rings and center caps; a low-key sporty look. Overall, this Satellite convertible is a nice head turner and great cruiser. They don't pop up in this condition...