Step back in time with this classic 1940 Ford Truck, a true testament to Ford's long-standing reputation for quality and durability. This Truck is a standout piece, boasting a vibrant red exterior that is sure to turn heads. Inside, you'll find a comfortable grey cloth interior that complements the exterior's bold color. Under the hood, the Truck is powered by a robust 350 CID V8 engine, paired with a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission. This combination ensures a smooth and powerful ride, and while not true to the Ford platform originally, this engine is all about performance and reliability. This 1940 Ford Truck is not just about looks and performance, it's also equipped with features designed for comfort and convenience. Enjoy the luxury of air conditioning, a feature that was not common in vehicles of this era. The Truck also comes with an AM/FM radio and CD player, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes while on the road. Safety and control are also prioritized in this classic Ford Truck. It's equipped with power brakes for enhanced stopping power, radial tires for improved road grip, and seatbelts for added safety. The tilt steering wheel provides added comfort and control, making your driving...

Step into a world of classic charm and modern convenience with this stunning 1955 Chevrolet 210. Coated in a beautiful Atlas Yellow/Creme Parthenon exterior, this vehicle is a true standout, exuding an aura of timeless elegance. The interior is just as impressive, featuring a tasteful Parchment cloth that adds a touch of sophistication and comfort. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 350 V8 engine that delivers impressive power and performance. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, this car offers a driving experience that is both engaging and exhilarating. But this 1955 Chevrolet 210 is not just about looks and performance. It comes equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. Stay cool and comfortable with the car's air conditioning system, and enjoy the smooth ride provided by the power steering and power brakes. For your entertainment, the car features an AM/FM radio and a cassette tape player, ensuring you'll never be without your favorite tunes. The power windows add a...

This is not an all original factory fresh car but rather a purpose built drag car complete with blue flames over gloss black. Under the blue flames and Monster paint on the hood, the Camaro SS houses a powerful 396 cubic inch V8 engine that is equipped with good fast goodies like Hedman headers, Edelbrock Victor Jr. high rise intake with Holley double pumping carb. This powerhouse is paired with a Turbo 400 automatic transmission that is controlled by a B&M ratchet shifter providing quick shifts for a better time. This Camaro SS is just about looks and power. it was built to look great on the starting line and then become a blur as it tortures the rear Hoosire tires with are 31x18. 5x15 If you are...

If you're a fan of Chevy trucks, then you know the 1968 - 1972s are without question the most sought after, especially the short beds. For the past several years, this '69 Shortbed has been under the knife and the results are evident. This truck demands to be noticed so if you're an introvert it may not be for you because you will get a lot of attention! The classic white two tone theme joined with bright candy green is captivating. You've got to see it in the sun. If the color doesn't grab your attention, then wait until you hit the key and the small block 396 stroker comes to life. The potent powerplant is fitted with Victor Jr aluminum heads and a 750 Holley carb. This thing is hot, but no worries, an aluminum radiator and air conditioning keeps things ice cold. Looking underneath from front to back you'll notice everything is new from the CCP tubular control arms, adjustable sway bar and pan hard bar, to the brakes and custom exhaust. Here's the...

No car captures the spirit of Hot Rodding like the '32 Ford! When the Ford Model A debuted in the late 1920's it was a welcome design change from the Model T that was getting long in tooth. Then in 1932 the Ford Motor Company debuted its first V-8 engine and from there a legend was born! After World War II, the returning GIs developed a need for speed and Hot Rodders all over the US were creating light and fast cars!

Our featured Hi-Body sports a 350 cubic inch Chevrolet Goodwrench High Output engine paired to a 4-speed Muncie transmission matched with a Hurst shifter and skull shifter knob. The power is released at the rear wheels through a Ford 9' rear end, 3. 50:1 locker attached to a Lang cast aluminum 'Quick Change' cover and Sommers Brothers axles. Other goodies include the Mooneyes brand...