Plymouth Sedan (And Similar) For Sale In Tampa

This little white stallion is one powerful pony! If you're a true fan of the Fox Body platform, then you know many notchbacks found themselves living on the drag strip and later suffered the consequences of a hard life, but not this one. We aren't talking about a 'twenty footer' here. A lot of time went into getting the body work right before the beautiful bright white paint was applied, and it shows. Under the fiberglass cowl hood, a fresh 408 stroker motor lies in wait for the next victim bold enough to pull up alongside. The built TCI C4 transmission and 2800 stall convertor work together putting power to the pavement along with a 9' Ford rear differential fitted with 3. 50 gears. Inside you'll discover a full roll cage that's tied into the frame, but also full AutoMeter instrumentation, Kirkey racing seats, racing harnesses, full carpeting, tilt steering, and power windows. And don't worry about driving this Nasty Notch on the street because it's well mannered with full...

This Blue bomb sits like it's ready to run. Finished in metallic blue paint with Crager wheels and side exiting exhaust, this 48 Dodge has attitude. The factory inline six is long gone. Power comes from a stout 350ci V8 backed by a 3-speed auto. Inside you're greeted by a bench seat wrapped in vinyl with a black dash featuring modern gauges framed in a blue accent. A modern tilt steering wheel has been added for comfort and convenience. A floor shifter is precisely located for shifting the gears and a tach...

Without question, the Ford Mustang started the 'Pony Car Wars' that began in the 1960's and continue to current day. Over five decades, no other American made car has been customized more than the Ford Mustang. From the legendary Shelby stallions to the no-nonsense Bullitt edition cars, the Mustang has flooded the imagination of countless car crazed enthusiasts worldwide. Over the past few years, this Pony has undergone numerous upgrades and improvements. Under the hood you'll find a strong running rebuilt 302ci, air conditioning, power steering,...

It's getting harder to find untouched 1st gen mustangs. This red 1965 Mustang coupe is almost as it left the factory. It's powered by an 289 V8, partnered with the original automatic transmission and rear end. A two-owner car with no reported panel replacement, it's been in the current family for 20 years. The exterior of the car wears a high-quality red paint, and rides on chrome pony wheels. The interior is finished in a lovely shade of red, with a matching center armrest/console and factory floor shifter. Your favorite tunes can be played through the AM/FM radio with cassette player. Everything is reported to be in working order, from the courtesy lights to the wipers and horn. This cherry 65 Mustang runs and drives a well as it looks. Great for weekend cruising or as...

From 1950 to 1960, the 'Gasser War Years' took the drag strip and the street scene by storm. Nothing matched the style, sound, and performance of a 'Gasser. ' The wild colors, crazy catchy car names, and unique nose high stance created a look unlike anything else blasting down the quarter mile. This '52 Monterey is a tasteful and somewhat mild throwback to the days of the classic American 'Gasser. ' A great deal of time was put into getting the body work right before the timeless antique white paint was beautifully applied to this Tribute. Nothing has the sound of a Flathead Ford, and this one is fitted with Edlebrock heads, Offenhauser intake, and a Holley carb. Inside the passenger compartment, you'll find beautiful custom interior, a Hurst 5-speed shifter, full instrumentation, and Vintage A/C waiting for you....