Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale

The 2002 Chevy Monte Carlo SS Dale Earnhardt, numbered 1272 of 3333, is a highly sought-after collector's car that holds a special place in NASCAR history. This limited-edition vehicle pays homage to the legendary race car driver, Dale Earnhardt, who achieved remarkable success in the world of stock car racing. With its sleek and aerodynamic design, the Monte Carlo SS Dale Earnhardt edition stands out on the road. The exterior boasts a striking black paint job, complemented by red and silver racing stripes that run along the length of the car. The number '3' is prominently displayed on the doors, roof, and rear, paying tribute to Dale Earnhardt's iconic racing number. One of the remarkable features of this particular Monte Carlo SS is its connection to the Talladega Speedway, a track known for its high speeds and exhilarating races. This specific car has been driven on the Talladega Speedway, adding a unique element to its history and giving it an extra touch of authenticity and racing pedigree. Moreover, this particular Monte Carlo SS Dale Earnhardt has had the honor of gracing the winners circle, symbolizing its victorious moments on the racetrack. The photos captured in the winners circle serve as a...

This 1963 FC150 is a hard working blast from the past. It comes with a 75 H. P. 4cyl F head Hurricane engine paired to a 4wd 3 speed manual transmission. The FC150 were built to be modified to a wide variety of jobs. This particular vehicle is equipped with a steak bed rear end, front facing wench, and was also set for a snow plow attachment.

Before minivans and SUVs all the cool moms were rolling around in full size station wagons. Beyond functional utility these cars oozed style and substance and perhaps the rarest of the 60s wagons was the Ambassador 990. This stylish wagon is painted in a white with a dark green roof contrasting handsomely. Take a walk around the vehicle and you'll notice nice details like the color keyed wheels, aluminum trim and roof luggage rack. Take a seat inside and you'll find a charming interior with plaid upholstery and a dashboard fit for a jet plane. Under the hood is a V8...

This 66 Satellite Convertible is the definition of clean. Nothing is out of place and the body and trim look amazing! The car fires up reliably and shifts and drives well with good brakes, smooth shifting, and power steering. The gold paint was redone about 10 years ago and holds a shine and reflection like it was done last month. The interior and bumpers are about as old and look just as good. The tan interior is rip free and looks near new. The black roof is rip free and is power operated. The car sits on a cool set of black steelies with chrome beauty rings and center caps; a low-key sporty look. Overall, this Satellite convertible is a nice head turner and great cruiser. They don't pop up in this condition...

The Cadillac Series 40-62 is a series of cars which was produced by Cadillac from 1940 through 1964. The third generation was from 1948-1953, and the new Cadillac OHV V8 was the big news for 1949, with minor trim differences otherwise. This 331 cu in (5. 4 L) engine produced 160 HP and weighed 200 pounds less than the old flathead V8 in addition to being shorter and lower. This particular example is finished in a nice shade of Light Blue over a Cloth bench seat interior. Aside from the new year V8 motor, this luxury coupe is also optioned with a smooth shifting Automatic Transmission. Still...