Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale

First gen Malibu's are currently skyrocketing in value. The crisp tidy styling, light weight, and relatively restrained size made the 1964-1965 Malibu and Chevelles an American performance classic. This 65 Malibu SS is a great example of the breed. It was repainted in its original factory colors, with a Mist Blue body and Ermine White roof. The interior is blue with buckets up front and no center console. The seats and door cards appear near new. The carpet is in great shape as well. Under the hood is a non-number matching 350 V8 with a spicy cam. The engine is fed via a Brawler 4-barrel carburetor, flowing fuel, and air through a Edlebrock intake manifold and AFR heads, then exiting through long tube exhaust headers. This thing sounds MEAN. Power is sent to an aftermarket 10 bolt rear end. Keeping this car shiny side up could be a challenge with a hot V8. Fortunately, this 65 Malibu SS sits on tubular control arms up front with bigger anti roll bars front and rear, plus adjustable trailing links...

Get ready to turn heads and relive the golden era of American muscle cars with this stunning blue 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle. Featuring the beautiful Pearl White interior, this beauty is a wonderful blend of style, performance, and nostalgia. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 327 cubic inch engine small block that has performance parts from Edelbrock, Holley and H. E. I. Period correct iron 'camel hump' heads and factory cast iron manifolds for low maintenance This is paired with a TH-350 transmission, ensuring a thrilling driving experience every time you hit the road. The owner tells us that the restoration was painstakingly done down to the last bolt and new GM parts were used when possible. With factory power brakes and power steering, this Chevelle offers a smooth and comfortable ride, making it great for cruising around town or hitting the open road. This car is also a HOTROD Power Tour long haul veteran, traveling the entire 2,000+ mile journey with ease, and knocking down an impressive 23 miles to the gallon with its interstate friendly 3. 08 gearing. The manual convertible top allows you to enjoy top-down driving at its finest, letting you soak...

The current owner obtained this beauty locally out of Vegas and turned it into the beast it is today. Walking around this pre-street '71 one should notice the Mercedes Orange gloss paint that is offset with black accent trim. Adding to the curb appeal are chrome bumpers, chrome mirrors, chrome handles, dual side exhaust, tinted windows, side steps, Shortbed, light tan wood bed kit, 1-piece molded bed, frenched in taillights, fuel cell located in the bed, and even an aggressive mini-tubbed stance with rear air bags, and 15' Weld Racing rims wrapped in Mickey Thompson radial tires. Jumping into the cab of this recently restored piece of GM history, you instantly see the exterior theme was carried inside to match. Sporting a custom black leather bench seat with orange inserts, orange stitching, matching dash pad, matching custom orange/black door panels, chrome accent trim, tilt steering wheel, aftermarket Auto-Meter Pro Comp gauges, White Hurst shifter on the floor, upgraded sound system with Pioneer head unit and Rockford Fosgate speakers, and even a MSD ignition setup. Powering this beast is a 383 CID V8 engine that is mated to a performance built 4-speed manual transmission. The owner states that the engine was rebuilt...

This Roadster is a rolling piece of art, a timeless beauty in a vibrant red with a luxurious tan leather interior. This classic hot rod is a testament to automotive craftsmanship, blending the elegance of a bygone era with modern performance. Under the hood, it roars with a 350 cubic inch V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, offering the ideal combination of power and ease of driving. The 9-inch rear end with 3:73 gears ensures thrilling acceleration and performance. What truly sets this 1932 Ford Roadster apart is its hot rod build. Every detail is carefully crafted to deliver an awe-inspiring...

Introducing a remarkable piece of California Gasser racing history: a 1948 Ford Anglia with a striking blue exterior and a sleek black interior. This Anglia is not just a car; it's a testament to the golden era of drag racing, originally built and raced in California during the 1960s and 1970s. The car has been restored to its original appearance, while incorporating modern upgrades to enhance safety and street drivability. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 350 CI V8 engine paired with a 700R4 automatic transmission, delivering a thrilling driving experience. The Anglia sits on a new Alston Chassis, ensuring a robust and reliable foundation. The car features a 9-inch Ford rear end with a 3. 00 gear ratio, providing a balance of performance and efficiency. For stopping power, the Anglia is equipped with four-wheel disc brakes, offering superior braking performance. The suspension system has been upgraded with coil over shocks and a four-link rear suspension, ensuring a smooth and controlled ride. The rack and pinion steering provides precise handling, making this classic car a joy to drive. The interior of the Anglia is adorned with durable vinyl, offering both comfort and style. Safety has not been overlooked, as the...