Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale In Milwaukee

When the '49 Ford rolled of the assembly line in Dearborn it was the first all new design after World War II and became Fords flagship family car. Looking forward seventy years or so, how could anyone ever imagine how the car would be transformed by hot rodders into so many different versions from low riders, to cool customs, and restomods. This specific '49 is built to be driven, enjoyed, and ready to hit Route 66 or jump on the Power Tour and do so with style, comfort, and power. There's a file folder of over thirty thousand dollars worth of receipts in the back seat! A strong running 302 now rests under the hood and is joined to...

This iconic vehicle, with its striking blue exterior, captures the essence of 1960s American muscle, offering a unique combination of utility and power that has captivated car enthusiasts for generations. The bold blue finish not only highlights the El Camino's sleek lines but also ensures it stands out in any setting, from car shows to weekend drives. Step inside to discover a crafted black vinyl interior that complements the exterior's vibrant hue. The cabin is designed with both comfort and functionality in mind, featuring seatbelts for added safety. The interior's classic aesthetic is matched by modern conveniences, making every journey a pleasurable experience. The black vinyl seats provide a durable and stylish seating option, ensuring that the interior remains as impressive as the exterior. Under the hood lies a formidable Fuel Injected V8 engine, delivering robust performance and a thrilling driving experience. This powerhouse is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission, offering precise control and an engaging connection to the road. The combination of power and manual shifting ensures that every drive is an exhilarating adventure, whether cruising down the highway or navigating winding roads. The 1966 Chevrolet El Camino is equipped with a range of features designed to...

The Cutlass was produced from 1961-1999. Having a successful run transforming from a compact unibody to a body-on-frame midsized car. The 1960s brought in the muscle car era and Oldsmobile did not disappoint with the ever popular 442 model. This 1976 Cutlass Supreme is a fourth- generation model that ran from 1973-1977. Built as a two-door, four-door and a wagon. The 1976 Cutlass became the best-selling car in America for the first time. A title it would hold well into the 1980s. New for 1976 was a restyled front end with waterfall grilles and rectangular headlights. The two-door coupes rendered a smoother less contoured look. The upscale 'Brougham' package was introduced for the first time in 1976.

This beautiful Two-door 1976 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham excites with a combination of sporty good looks and over-the-top luxury. Painted in Horizon Blue with a medium blue vinyl...

The Model was produced from 1927-1931. Built in numerous body styles including trucks. The only power train option was a 201CID L-Head I4 attached to a three-speed sliding mesh manual transmission. The Model A was the first to use a conventional clutch, brake pedal, and gearshift. Like the Model T, the Model A was an instant seller with almost five million units sold. This 1931 Ford Model A Coupe is painted in a striking dark blue with black fenders and running boards. Accented with...

Manufactured to be a direct competitor to the Ford Mustang. After six generations and over five million sold the Chevrolet Camaro will always be one of the most popular models ever sold. Resulting in an astonishing five million plus cars sold. The Camaro has evolved in many trim variations and has become one of the most popular cars to restore and modify into the classic Camaros that we enjoy today. This 1984 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta is painted in White accented with gold pinstriping and emblems. A rear lip spoiler and a set of Goodyear raised white letter tires mounted on gold alloy wheels are a great addition...