Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale

As soon as you approach you will be struck by the high level of quality restoration done. The white paint looks as if it is still wet. The very comfortable, two-tone brown/tan vinyl interior is accentuated by the new tan convertible top. Bench seating provides enough room for six. Power comes from a new 350 crate motor, having now approximately 5,000 miles on it, and a column shifted automatic transmission. The...

This vehicle captivates with its vibrant orange exterior, a color that highlights its timeless design and ensures that it stands out on any road. The remarkable craftsmanship of the 1941 Plymouth is complemented by a sleek black interior, offering a stylish contrast that reflects both elegance and boldness. Under the hood, this Plymouth Special Deluxe has undergone a remarkable transformation, now powered by a robust 350ci V8 engine. This provides an impressive level of performance, making each drive not only a journey through history but also an experience of modern power and reliability. The automatic transmission ensures a smoother and more effortless driving experience, allowing you to focus on the joy of the ride. In addition to its aesthetic and performance enhancements, this Plymouth Special Deluxe is equipped with features that enhance safety and driving convenience. The inclusion of power brakes offers...

This Mustang is a true standout, featuring an eye-catching Signal Flare Red exterior and a classic black vinyl interior. Powered by a 289CID V8 engine paired with a smooth C4 automatic transmission, this Fastback delivers both performance and style. Well-maintained and well-preserved, this Fastback is a blend of vintage appeal and muscle car power. Don't miss your chance to get behind the wheel of this iconic Mustang and experience the thrill of driving a legend! -VIN# 6T09C166834. -One family owned until...

This stunning vehicle boasts a pristine white exterior that complements its sophisticated white vinyl interior, creating a seamless blend of style and comfort. Under the hood lies a powerful 413 CI Wedge V8 engine rated at 360 hp and 470 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, offering an exhilarating driving experience that is both responsive and engaging. Only 108 300Ls were built with a 4-speed manual and of those, only 12 were convertibles. There are approximately 5 known to still exist. The 1965 Chrysler 300L Convertible is equipped with an automatic convertible top, allowing you to effortlessly transition between open-air cruising and a more enclosed ride. This feature enhances the versatility of the vehicle, making it ideal for a variety of driving conditions and preferences. The inclusion of hub caps adds a touch of classic charm to the vehicle's overall aesthetic, while the iconic white wall tires further accentuate its vintage appeal. For enhanced driving comfort and safety, this Chrysler 300L comes with power brakes and power steering, ensuring smooth handling and reliable stopping power. The addition of seatbelts provides an essential safety feature, while...

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...