Hardtop For Sale In Milwaukee

This particular model boasts a striking white exterior that complements its vibrant red cloth interior, creating a timeless aesthetic that captures the spirit of the 1950s. Under the hood, you'll find a robust V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, offering a smooth and powerful driving experience that enthusiasts and collectors alike will appreciate. Inside, the Bel Air is equipped with an AM radio, providing a nostalgic touch that allows you to enjoy the golden era of music as you cruise down the road. The red cloth interior not only adds a splash of color but also ensures comfort for both driver and passengers. The inclusion of power steering enhances maneuverability, making it easier to navigate through city streets or along scenic routes. Safety and style come together with...

Not every classic American hot rod is a '32 Ford. Once in a while it's nice to see something a bit different. With the cost of building custom hotrods skyrocketing, this '35 Chevy falls into the category of, 'You can't build it for what you can buy it for. ' The body lines flow seamlessly across what is believed to be original metal, and the suicide doors are just old school cool. The beautiful burgundy paint was a good call as it maintains a true and timeless classic look. The consignor states the powerplant is a 455ci Pontiac engine fitted with 6X heads and a Tripower set up. New BFG tires,...

This Nash is believed to be the last known one of it's model on the road today in the USA, or maybe, even the World. October 1977 is when the current owner purchased the Nash from the original owner in New Jersey NY. The sleek black exterior has 4 coats of black paint and 4 coats of clear when she had the body work was done in November of 2003, The 234 cubic-inch inline-six and transmission had a full rebuild at 67,000 miles. Since the rebuild under 12,000 miles have been covered in 22 years. This 6 cylinder starts up smoothly with a clutch depress start and an interesting feature is the hazard lights switch on the steering column, a feature only commonly used in later vehicles in the '50's and '60. Move inside to discover a thoughtfully designed interior featuring a grey wool cloth blend of upholstery that complements the car's exterior with understated elegance. the opposing fold away rear seats are...

This vehicle is not only a testament to the timeless design of GMC's early craftsmanship but also a reflection of unique character with its multicolor interior. The interior design is a charming blend of colors that offer a cheerful and distinctive driving experience, marrying vintage appeal with a splash of personality. Under the hood lies a robust 350 V8 engine, providing the power and performance that car enthusiasts crave. Whether you're cruising down the highway or taking a leisurely drive through town, this engine delivers a satisfying and reliable ride. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, this Pickup offers an engaging driving experience, connecting you directly with the road and enhancing the thrill of every journey. This 1940 GMC Pickup is more than just a vehicle; it is a piece of automotive history that brings with it a sense of...

A ground up professional one-of-a kind build, that is a real showstopper. The frame, brakes, and suspension was ordered through No Limit Engineering to accommodate an LS3 engine and transmission. All bodywork and restoration was completed by Dixie Dream Rods in Duluth Georgia. The custom leather interior was designed and completed by Paul Adkins Interior. The bed floor was made from Tennessee Red Oak and stained and epoxied with marine grade epoxy. Not one detail was overlooked in the build of this 1969 C10. This 1969 Chevrolet C/K C10 is painted in a striking bright blue/ silver clearcoat. Accented with a...