Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale

This 1966 Mustang notchback is unique! The mint green paint over red vinyl interior is the first thing that grabs your eyes. A unique and classy combo that exudes sophistication in a way that's not common for 1st gen Mustangs. Under the hood is a 302ci V8 with a three speed auto handling the shifting. Complimenting the mint green finish is a set of plus sized, polished wheels and low-profile tires. Inside you'll find an aftermarket AM/FM radio, power steering and seat belts. The car runs and drives very well and turns heads wherever you go. This 1966 Mustang is a unique Mint dream! It wont last long. Make it yours before it's gone....

Production only lasted a few years, but the Impala SS rocked the American performance car market. The days of a full size muscle car had long since past, but Chevrolet brought it back with vengeance. The SS Impala's of the 1960s are some of the most sought after muscle cars ever manufactured and GM was wise to bring the model back in a time when car sales were abysmal. The plan worked. This low mile black beauty has been garage kept for years. Unlike most SS Impala's on the market today, this one is bone stock right down to the exhaust. Powered by the 5. 7l 260hp LT1, the tough looking sedan could run the quarter mile in a respectable fifteen seconds which wasn't bad for a car weighing 4,000 pounds. Do you leave it original or take it down a custom path? Either way, you'll have...

The current caretaker of this rod took possession approximately 8 years ago from the builder, who completed it just 2 years prior. Power is supplied by a rebuilt Buick 455 cu. in. big block running through a 350 3-speed automatic transmission, connected to a Ford 9-inch rear end. The odometer reflects mileage since the build. This street rod is not just about being powerful, it also has plenty of drivability with features like power steering, brakes, windows, and locks. A new thermostat will keep the motor from overheating, and the A/C will keep the interior cool as well. Dolphin Gauges keep you informed on the condition of...

Styled as a 'Vintage Racer', this Chevelle is a throwback to those old 'Street Racer' days gone by, but with the added benefit of modern performance! The steel body Chevelle has been fitted with a lightweight removable fiberglass hood & trunk lid has been sprayed in a vibrant yellow exterior with the classic black rally stripes, guaranteeing this Chevelle turns heads wherever you go. Under the hood, you'll find a high octane set up (110 octane) Hawaii Racing SBC 350 V8 that guarantees a thrilling driving experience & it's paired up to a TH350 automatic transmission with a trans brake and ratchet style shifter running the power into the custom 'Fab 9' rear end, in keeping with the theme of this street racer. The car's interior is also fitted with black vinyl/cloth high back racing seats, AutoMeter Pro-Comp gauges, 3-point harnesses & a complete roll cage for those 'Just in case' situations. The performance Hoosier...

The Model A was produced from 1927-1931. On the heels of the ever-popular Model T, the Model A marked its own success for Ford with almost five million units sold. Consumers loved the Model A as it was affordable, reliable, and its eye-catching modern design. Many body styles were offered including two-door, four-door, cabriolet, and many light- duty truck variations. Unlike the Model T, four colors were offered. The Model A was the first car to have a safety glass windshield. This 1930 Ford Model A Tudor has been painstakingly restored in classic black with matching wire wheels. Accented with a fine red pinstripe...