If Steve McQueen was still alive, I imagine you would see him cruising around in Ford's contemporary iteration of his famous hill jumping Fastback Mustang, the Bullitt! Screeching tires with a 4 speed Mustang and a Dodge Charger through the streets of San Francisco, the 1968 film left a lasting impression on pop culture and set a standard for the Hollywood car chase motif. This example is painted in a black that almost makes it look like more of a bad guy car. The Bullitt package includes one of the three paint colors, uniquely styled exterior features, specially styled leather upholstery and many more stylish touches. This package was more than skin deep featuring uniquely tuned suspension, revised intake, exhaust as well as more aggressive brakes and stabilizer bars. The 275 HP 4. 6L V8 is paired to a 5...

Oldsmobile had won a reputation for itself at General Motors by leading the way in engineering breakthroughs, such as Hydra-Matric automatic transmission, first seen on the 1940 models, and the modern high compression Rocket ohv V-8 engine that debuted in 1949. Debuting for 1961 the F85 Cutlass was marketed as one of GM's upscale 'senior' compacts. Related to the Buick Special and Pontiac Tempest, it was built on a highly innovative for it's day unibody frame. This 62 hardtop is quite a looker dressed in a stunning shade of red with white roof. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the front end bright work and intact trim pieces. Take a seat inside and your'e greeted to a spacious and well appointed cabin. Eye catching red vinyl really makes the interior pop and the gauges are set up well for driving. Under the hood is Oldsmobile's all-aluminum, 215 cubic inch 'Rockette' V-8. Boasting a hearty 185hp and spinning with a...

This Full-size SUV combines rugged capability with head turning style. Recently finished in a striking silver exterior over black interior. This 90 Bronco really pops thanks to 22' chrome wheels wrapped in 35' tires which - combined with the lift kit - makes this Bronco large and in charge! Under the hood, is a Mustang 302 CI V8 engine, paired with a manual transmission, delivering a driving experience that is both powerful and engaging. Entertainment is provided by an AM/FM radio and a CD...

American luxury was all about real estate in the 1970s, and few cars were as long, wide, and cavernous as a 76 Lincoln Continental. This Blue over blue Lincoln Continental Coupe is reported to have 46k - seller claimed - miles. The car comes from a Lincoln collector's garage. Its rust free and shows not evidence or rot. The car runs and drives well and is a survivor car. Everything is reported to be in working order, including cold AC. The big 460ci V8 runs like a top and spins a 3-speed auto which shifts nice and smooth. This car is a great driver, or easy cosmetic restoration. These big 70s, 'luxury barges' are starting to appreciate in the collector market and two door models very uncommon. Get...

The 1980s were a formative time for Japanese automakers. While strong headway was made in the compact family sedan market, Toyota was flush with resources and invested in a revolutionary new Supra. The new Supra was a showcase of automotive technology and the design was visually striking and futuristic as an 80s car should be. This 1987 example is looking sharply dressed in it's white paint. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the rear deck spoiler and shadow line trim that wraps around the entire car. The body lines and stance of this car has all they style you'd expect from a GT car. The interior is designed like a cockpit with all the driver's controls ergonomically placed and bucket seats with a multitude of electronic adjustments. Under...