Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale In Milwaukee

In the classic and collector car world, 'Unicorn' is a word used to describe a car you hear about but seldom, if ever, see. When was the last time you saw, in person, a real '69 Hurst SC/Rambler. go ahead, I'll wait. Only 1,512 were made. How many are still in drivable condition today is anyone's guess. The number of those in show quality condition is far greater. The point is. these are very hard to find. You have to admit, the red, white, and blue color scheme makes you feel patriotic! If you aren't familiar with what the Hurst Rambler is exactly, let me explain. In 1969, you could get multiple variations of the Mustang, Camaro, and Chevelle. Big block, small block, Mach One, Shelby, Rsss, Copo, Z28 name it! The Rambler was nothing more than grandma's six cylinder grocery getter, that is, until American Motors got together with Hurst and decided to slam a high winding 315hp 390ci engine, 4-speed transmission, and 3. 54 rear gears into the lightweight platform. Overnight, everything changed and...

This particular model boasts a striking white exterior that complements its vibrant red cloth interior, creating a timeless aesthetic that captures the spirit of the 1950s. Under the hood, you'll find a robust V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, offering a smooth and powerful driving experience that enthusiasts and collectors alike will appreciate. Inside, the Bel Air is equipped with an AM radio, providing a nostalgic touch that allows you to enjoy the golden era of music as you cruise down the road. The red cloth interior not only adds a splash of color but also ensures comfort for both driver and passengers. The inclusion of power steering enhances maneuverability, making it easier to navigate through city streets or along scenic routes. Safety and style come together with...

This iconic vehicle stands out with its vibrant yellow exterior, a color that not only captures attention but also pays homage to the bold design ethos of the era. Complementing the striking exterior is a sleek black interior, offering a timeless contrast that enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of this vintage masterpiece. Under the hood, the Oldsmobile Cutlass Rallye 350 is powered by a robust 350 CI V8 engine, delivering a driving experience that is both powerful and exhilarating. Paired with a TurboHydramatic automatic transmission, this vehicle offers smooth and responsive handling, making it a joy to drive on both city streets and open highways. The combination of engine performance and transmission efficiency ensures that this classic car remains a testament to the engineering excellence of its time. The 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Rallye 350 is equipped with a range of features designed to enhance comfort and convenience. A modern CD player provides an updated touch to the classic interior, allowing for an enjoyable audio experience on every journey. Power brakes and power steering contribute to a driving experience...

Not every classic American hot rod is a '32 Ford. Once in a while it's nice to see something a bit different. With the cost of building custom hotrods skyrocketing, this '35 Chevy falls into the category of, 'You can't build it for what you can buy it for. ' The body lines flow seamlessly across what is believed to be original metal, and the suicide doors are just old school cool. The beautiful burgundy paint was a good call as it maintains a true and timeless classic look. The consignor states the powerplant is a 455ci Pontiac engine fitted with 6X heads and a Tripower set up. New BFG tires,...

This Nash is believed to be the last known one of it's model on the road today in the USA, or maybe, even the World. October 1977 is when the current owner purchased the Nash from the original owner in New Jersey NY. The sleek black exterior has 4 coats of black paint and 4 coats of clear when she had the body work was done in November of 2003, The 234 cubic-inch inline-six and transmission had a full rebuild at 67,000 miles. Since the rebuild under 12,000 miles have been covered in 22 years. This 6 cylinder starts up smoothly with a clutch depress start and an interesting feature is the hazard lights switch on the steering column, a feature only commonly used in later vehicles in the '50's and '60. Move inside to discover a thoughtfully designed interior featuring a grey wool cloth blend of upholstery that complements the car's exterior with understated elegance. the opposing fold away rear seats are...