Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale

This Super Deluxe has been loved by the same family for more than 20 years. It has tons of chrome outside and inside and it has some unique touches as well including headlight visors, lightning bold emblem on the hood and a wolf whistle. This car is powered by a flathead V8 with the Columbia 3 speed transmission with over drive. It is also equipped with AM radio and a power convertible top. Sitting on white walled tires with paint matched yellow and chrome hub caps the color scheme flows nicely. Moving inside, the tan and red interior and wood look trim looks great....

In the 1950s, the hot rod scene was alive and thriving as car enthusiasts customized their vehicles for both speed and style. Across America, hot rods were a symbol of individuality, with their own unique look and sound. Today, we're thrilled to offer a classic hot rod that truly captures the spirit of the era: a 1931, all steel, chopped and channeled Ford Model A Hot Rod. This hot rod is a sight to behold, with a custom black with metallic red paint scheme that nails the sleek and aggressive design. The hand-flaked metallic red frame is a true work of art, with 20 coats of clear providing a stunningly deep and glossy finish. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 292 Y-block engine with a rare Franklin Bash intake manifold, feeding fuel to three carburetors with an extra push from a McCulloch Super Charger. The exhaust exits through headers with old-school dumps when some extra 'tone' is called for. A 3-speed manual transmission with electronic overdrive...

With its unique lines, there was nothing on the American streets in '71 that looked like the Grand Prix and this black beauty is one to behold. If you're in the market for a classic Pontiac, you'll be hard pressed to find one that's been cared for at this level. The glistening black paint partnered with 17' gold WS6 snowflake wheels is a stunning combination. As you enter the cabin, you'll find yourself seated comfortably in a true time capsule and catapulted back to 1971. Hit the key and the 400ci engine roars to life. The melody from the camshaft and custom exhaust will be music to the ears of the muscle car enthusiast. An aluminum radiator helps keep the motor nice and cool while the factory air conditioning keeps all occupants chilly inside. If you want to stand out from the cookie cutter cars at the local car...

Step into the world of classic American muscle with this stunning 1978 Chevrolet Pickup. This beauty is dressed in a striking two-tone orange over silver exterior, featuring a flame transition that is sure to turn heads. The custom gray bench seat and black interior provide a sleek and comfortable ride, while the ZZ4 390HP 5. 7L 350 CI V8 engine under the hood ensures you have the power to command the road. This truck is not only about looks and power, it's also equipped with modern conveniences that make every ride enjoyable. The updated digital gauges with red lettering add a touch of modernity to the classic design, while the air conditioning ensures you stay cool during those hot summer drives. The 3 Speed W/Overdrive automatic transmission provides smooth and effortless gear changes, allowing you to focus on the joy of driving. The aluminum wheels, custom wheels, and performance tires...

With a striking red exterior that leaves a lasting impression, this classic 'Gentleman's Muscle Car' is a true gem for any automobile enthusiast. This is one of the fewer than 1500 GS455 convertibles built in 1970, so you're not going to see your twin on the road on a regular basis! As you slide into the black vinyl interior, feel the comfort and ease take over. The automatic convertible top adds a touch of finesse, allowing you to enjoy the sunny days and starry nights. The car is equipped with air conditioning to maintain a comfortable temperature inside, no matter the weather outside (it's going to need a refrigerant recharge soon, though). The Buick GS455 boasts a powerful 455 CID V8 engine, accompanied by a smooth GMTH400 3-speed automatic transmission. This one is equipped with a set of coated Hooker headers which feed into its true dual exhaust, giving it that classic muscle car sound. The Buick 455 was rated at 350-360 horsepower, but a whopping 510 lb/ft of torque, so it was a real stump puller. it was also known as 'The Hemi Killer' (especially in STAGE2 configuration), so that should be an indication of its performance capabilities. With this...