Muscle Car For Sale In Tampa

By the time 1967 arrived, the American muscle car wars were in full swing. Ford entered the ring with their Fairlane GT while Dodge bullied the pack with the Coronet RT. Not to be outdone, Buick countered with the GS as Chevrolet claimed street superiority with the SS. while silently, Oldsmobile brought their own full bodied street slugger to the fight with the W30 442. Approximately 500 W30 442s were manufactured with only 129 being sport coupes. This '67 Olds was treated to a recent high quality restoration by a true Oldsmobile enthusiast and comes with full documentation including the original Protect-O-Plate. The correct 400 has been replaced by a fire breathing Olds 455 producing over 500hp and 600ft lbs of torque on the engine dyno. When you combine big block power with the original 4-speed M21 transmission and 3. 91 gears, it's time to buckle up and hold on tight. Please note, the original carb, distributor, intake, water pump, and heads are on the current 455 while the standard bore 400 engine block, crank, and flywheel come with the purchase of the vehicle. This two-ton terror looks right, sits right, sounds right, and drives far better than it did coming...

Dressed in a sophisticated charcoal gray exterior, this vehicle exudes a timeless appeal that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The black vinyl interior complements the exterior creating a cohesive and stylish look that is both comfortable and durable. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 340 4bbl V8 engine paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. This combination delivers a smooth and responsive driving experience, making every journey an exciting adventure. This 1973 Dodge Challenger is not just about looks and power. It comes equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. Enjoy the convenience of, power brakes, and power steering, which provide a comfortable and controlled ride. The performance tires, radial tires, and rally wheels not only add to the vehicle's aesthetic appeal but also...

Pontiac was riding high in 1976, with Trans Ams selling to the tune of 46,701 units for the year. This 4 speed manual, 455ci V8 (the owner believes to be original), is one of only 7099 with this option combination. The current owner has invested in several repairs/upgrades over the years such as: new reproduction Tach, 4 core aluminum radiator, 80amp alternator, Rebuilt Quadrajet carb, new starter, brake lines and hoses, plus heater and radiator hoses and a new master cylinder among other things. The car was Firethorn red new, but now sports Corvette torch red paint. The black vinyl interior is rip free and looks pretty fresh and you'll find the AC...

If you can't find an early Camaro and can't afford a Chevelle SS, then the Nova is a great option. This slick black street Machine packs a punch and takes you back to the '70s with just a look. From the stance, to the S/S Cragar wheels, and the metal cowl induction hood the vibe is late Saturday night waiting for the red light to turn green. A 383 stroker topped with an Edelbrock intake and carb, full MSD ignition, and a camshaft with a serious lope leaves no doubt the mill was built to run. If the look doesn't turn heads coming through town, the sound certainly will. Inside you'll find comfortable black leather seats and full instrumentation. Point it straight and hold on, this ones not for the faint...

Over the years what car has been transformed more than the Chevy, 'Deuce? ' From grandma's car, to old school hot rod, local drag racer, or full blown Restomod, the Chevy II's have done it all. This candy apple red 'First Gen' is one solid cruiser. 327 callouts reside on the front fenders, but under the hood, lying in wait, is a BluePrint 383ci stroker with a bad attitude. American Racing Torque Thrust wheels help in creating the correct look and Flowmaster exhaust create just the right sound. Real car guys will tell you, keeping it simple is often the best route to take and this little deuce is clean and mean.