Restomod For Sale In Tampa

First things first. If Bill Hickman would've had this Charger blasting through San Francisco in the 1968 cult classic, 'Bullitt,' Steve McQueen would have been in serious trouble. Some from younger generations however, may see Dom's car riding the back tires in, 'The Fast and the Furious. ' While others picture Bo and Luke Duke flipping the open exhaust switch while racing through Hazzard County. Either way, there's nothing more sinister than an all black Charger in your rear view mirror. This tough guy was built by FAME Hotrods and highly respected Vescios Customs of Minnesota and was a three year custom build. The consignor has hundreds of pictures of the process with close to $200k in receipts. A 500hp 6. 4l 392 Hemi and a 6-spd manual transmission from Cleveland Performance backed by a 8 3/4 Mopar diff crammed with 3:55 gears puts the charge in this Charger. Vintage Air, Dakota Digital, U. S. Mags, QA1, Wilwood, Kenwood. make this is an automotive greatest hits...

The '69 Camaro, without question, is one of the most identifiable and desirable American cars of all time. This mean 'First Gen' is powered by a big block 454 stuffed with a mild cam and Edelbrock Intake. A Turbo 400 trans and a 12-bolt rear differential make for one tough drivetrain capable of putting the power to the ground. Subframe connectors tie the unibody together keeping things right where they need to be. But wait, there's more! The Vintage A/C will keep you cool while the Dakota Digital gauges keep you informed and the Foose wheels keep spinning. The Retro Sounds radio will keep the right tunes cranking for you to enjoy inside while Flowmaster exhaust keep the right tunes playing out back for everyone else. LED headlights will keep your path brightly lit at night while four wheel disc brakes keep you safe when you hit the brakes. It may not have the classic Rally Stripes...

At the Tampa Showroom, we call this F100, 'Butter. ' Not because of the color, but because it is smooooooth. You just can't look at this '55 Ford with a simple passing glance. It captures your attention! In 1955, if Henry Ford II could have looked ahead 70 years and seen what his workhorse would be turned into by hot rodders and custom builders, you have to imagine he'd be mind blown. Attention to detail was given to the body and paint work with a final result that looks like glass. The cab is adorned with custom brown leather interior, tilt steering, power windows,...