Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale

The Cordoba was produced as a two-door mid-sized personal luxury car from 1975-1983. Distinctively recognized for its Argentinean coin hood ornament. The Cordoba was an instant success with over 150,000 units sold the first year. They became known for their over -the- top luxury including tufted button seats, simulated rosewood dash/door trim and plush carpeting. Other luxury features included vinyl landau roofs and wheel packages. The Cordoba stood apart from its competitors with its distinctive front end. Which led it to being one of the most distinguishable cars of its time. This one-owner 1977 Chrysler Cordoba is Cadet Blue Metallic. A contrasting light blue velour interior and matching landau vinyl roof w/ opera lights make for an elegant...

Step into a classically sophisticated driving experience with our 1975 Buick Electra 225 455 cid V-8 Sedan. Painted in a distinguished dark green exterior, this car embodies the timeless style of the mid-70s while delivering powerful performance. Under the hood, the Electra 225 is equipped with a 455 ci V8 engine coupled with an automatic transmission, ensuring a smooth and potent drive. The car's power steering and power brakes provide seamless control, making every journey effortless. The interior features a matching green, cloth upholstery, creating a comfortable and stylish environment for both driver and passengers. For your convenience, the Electra 225 comes with power seats and power locks, allowing easy adjustments for your comfort and security. To complement your driving experience, this sedan...

Powering this 1966 Oldsmobile Cutlass is a strong Small block V8 that we have started calling the purple people eater. Because that is the color theme under the hood. The casting number on the front just behind the timing chain is 381917, which indicates it is the 330 CID V8. Backing this powerplant is a smooth shifting automatic transmission that grabs gear like a champ! The exterior is a soft silver that is very easy on the eyes, paired with a new black vinyl top and black interior to match. That black interior is equipped with bench...

Back when Mercury was still a brand, they made some really nice cars, like the Cougar, Marauder and this, the Marquis. Serving as the successor to the four-door Brougham and two-door Park Lane, the second-generation Marquis was expanded to a full range of body styles, slotted above the Monterey. This two-door convertible is packing a 429c. i engine under the hood, and is mated to a 3-speed Ford C6 heavy-duty automatic transmission. Finished in a beautiful red exterior and matching red vinyl interior which both are...

This iconic vehicle is a testament to timeless style and engineering, featuring a striking green exterior that captures attention and admiration wherever it goes. The Karmann Ghia's sleek lines and distinctive curves are complemented by its elegant hub caps, which add a touch of vintage charm to its overall appearance. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by a warm and inviting tan interior that nicely contrasts with the vibrant exterior. The vinyl interior not only enhances the car's classic appeal but also offers a comfortable and durable seating experience. Equipped with seatbelts, this Karmann Ghia ensures that safety accompanies style, providing peace of mind for both driver and passengers. Under the hood, this 1969 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is powered by a 1500cc engine, delivering a driving experience that is both engaging and enjoyable. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and hydraulic clutch, this vehicle offers a hands-on connection to the road, allowing you to fully appreciate the art of...