Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale In Tampa

This yellow street rod is a unique ride. Thanks to it's yellow and orange body and independent front and rear suspension with coil-overs and disk brakes, this ride has the look of the old with performance of the new. Under the hood is a healthy 350ci V8 spinning a TH350 three speed transmission. Inside you're greeted to old school black bucket seats and quick release steering wheel. This roadster is also capped with a fresh looking black roof that's rip and tear...

late 50s Ford Panel vans are becoming very popular these days! These big panel delivery vans are an uncommon sight now days. This one runs drives and operates better than new. But the body is well aged with a sympathetic patina motif. A unique feature of this burly workhorse is the chassis and powerplant. It no longer has the venerable Ford designed V8 and frame. You'll find after a quick drive that this 1959 Panel Truck drives remarkably like a new car! In fact, under the skin is the entire drivetrain and chassis of a 2007 Toyota Tundra! All of the mechanicals from the Tundra was slipped under the body of the Panel Van including the dash. Modern conveniences such as the AC and AM/FM radio and heater all work as designed and enhance the experience of riding in a 65-year-old Truck with the ride, handling, and comfort of a 2000s era car. To add to the unique experience the...

When released, this car was a shock to established styling rules of the 90s. Jelly beans were out! Retro inspired, regulations be darned, head turning non-aero, hot rod motoring was in! Bob Lutz was head of Chrysler at the time and the Prowler was a shout out to the cool sleek Boyd Coddinton style Hot Rods of the late 80s into the 90s. Open cycle fenders and exposed font wheels bring home the look with the long hood and short deck proportions exaggerating the traditional 32 Ford look. The polished Billet wheels on this ride enhance the retro-future look of the Prowler and compliment the mile deep blue paint. The original wheels are available with the car as well. The top is a matching blue...

With the enormous success of the Mustang, the Mercury Division needed a sporty car of their own to attract the younger crowd. The result was a slightly longer, luxury ponycar, and potential buyers of the new Mercury Cougar were directed to the, 'Sign of the cat. ' Whereas the Mustang had a sporty new look, the Mercury was mean and muscular. This '68 is an eye catching Diamond Blue beauty that falls into the survivor category and has been well cared for. The legendary 302ci fires right up, runs strong, and takes you right down memory lane. This cruiser is one highly optioned Mercury with power steering, power brakes and factory air-conditioning. Unfortunately, the A/C doesn't currently work, but everything is there and in its proper place. The interior is in remarkable condition for its age and very comfortable. You don't see many Cougars around anymore, and finding...

This custom 69 Longbed was dipped in a striking purple over a gray cloth interior. It's powered by a healthy 400ci V8 paired with a TH-350 automatic transmission. This combo offers plenty of power for hauling and towing or just cruising the streets in style. Once in the cab, comfort is enhanced with AM/FM radio, a cassette tape player, power steering with seatbelts installed for added peace of mind. Back outside, aluminum wheels and solid chrome and trim really...