Hardtop For Sale In Tampa

Guys let's jump right in on this one. There are more SS Camaro's and Chevelle's today than ever produced. How is that possible? Because many are fake and some are very well done. In 1969, GM changed how and what VIN numbers disclosed. '13637' does NOT mean this Chevelle is or is not a true SS for the '69 models. At the bottom of the cowl tag you will find the mythical, 'L. ' Depending on who you listen too, some Chevy guys state for 1969, this indicates an authentic Super Sport while others disagree. Look gents here's the bottom line, unless you have the original window sticker or build sheet there's no way to prove a '69 SS is genuine so buyer beware. The consignor believes it is, but we can't verify the claim. That said, let's stick to what we know. This is a true '65' Olympic Gold car with the correct black interior and when combined with a...

No other name in American automotive history invokes a response like Carroll Shelby. The Shelby touch on a 'secretary's car' was magic for Ford Motor Company starting in 1965 and still is today. 489 red GT500s were produced in '08 but this one has gone through some maturing over its lifetime. Taking the 5. 4l well past its factory 500hp rating is a Kenne Bell Mammoth Supercharger and Afco intercooler. A McLeod dual clutch and one piece aluminum driveshaft transfer the power to 3:73 rear gears. Tokico adjustable shocks, BMR rear suspension upgrade, Ford one inch lowering springs, Shelby 50th anniversary Alco wheels, and Continental Extreme contact tires keep the stance on this Shelby right where it needs to be. Before bringing his Shelby to Gateway, the current owner changed the oil in the engine and supercharger as well as installed a new battery and alternator. And just in case your wondering, the owner isn't a 30-something street racer, but a seventy something retired school superintendent who speaks...

These factory bespoke Machines add 4x4 capability to VW classic and versatile Vanagon for overland adventure and ability. A slice of both worlds. Room for the fam, your friends and ALL your stuff, and the ability to go travelling over whatever terrain your dynamic life demands of you. Awesome! This 1987 VW Vanagon Syncro hails from Bolivia and comes with many one-off custom additions. Including modified suspension and brakes from a Toyota HiAce van! including upgraded HiAce front disk brakes with Toyota Levin rear disk breaks with bigger calipers and a new E brake system. The rear suspension now consist of Toyota 200 series coils plus 1' aluminum spacers on the rear wheels, custom matching roof rack with LED light bar were added. The front bumper has integrated lights, a winch and tow-hooks as plus integrated tow hooks in the rear with a trailer hitch. There's a ladder out back for easy access and loading of the roof rack too. Inside is all business with a 2016 Single Cab Bench seat - custom fitted to the cab, 5 speed manual and rubber floor mat. Ready for work! The back of the van is spartan as well. A great spot to toss...

The Mustang is the car that started the legendary 'Pony Car' wars that continue on today. The Camaro, Trans Am, and Challenger were still on the corporate drawing board when the first Mustang rolled off the assembly line on March 9th, 1964. Would Lee Iacocca have ever dreamed the cars incredible success was possible? This special ordered 50th has accrued just slightly over 200 miles! Yes, you read that correctly and It still smells new. The owners paid almost sixty thousands dollars for the car new and were waiting at the dealership the day it arrived. For the past ten years this pony has lived its...

GM Chief of Styling and Design, Harley Earl, and the guys over at Buick took things to a whole new level in the mid '50s. Stylist Ned Nickels obsession with the model and making it different than other corporate lines led him to design the famous chrome Buick portholes reminiscent of the WWII era fighter aircrafts. Three portholes meant the car was a six cylinder, four portholes was a V8. This is automotive artwork that makes you proud to be an American. Known for his passion for classic American automobiles, the consignor was once featured on a televised Mecum auction. In addition, the consignor has over ninety thousand dollars invested in this '56 so you are literally getting the car at half price! The 332ci engine runs like a clock and only has a few hundred miles since being rebuilt. When you add...