Classic Cars and Trucks For Sale In Houston

Feast your eyes on the real deal, this sweet muscle car is a testament of time and true find for any collector looking to add a '69 Z28 Camaro to their garage. With the first generation of the Camaro being released in 1967, 69 was the last year for the first generation and by all means is she gorgeous. Being one of the iconic muscle cars of any era, with less than 21,000 Z28 being made, its amazing how clean this one is. This iconic vehicle boasts a striking gray exterior, complemented by a sleek black interior, creating a captivating presence on any road. Under the hood, you'll find the legendary 302 CID V8 engine that has a DZ stamp in it, delivering the exhilarating performance that has made the Camaro a symbol of automotive excellence. Paired with...

1955 launched a legend in the automobile world thanks to the release of the 3100. This retired farm truck has went through a total facelift, through and through. The striking blue paint will most certainly turn heads and draw a crowd wherever this beauty is, and if that doesn't do the trick the most certainly the clean bed will do. Jump into the cab and be met with a whole new and redone interior, just like the rest of this beauty. The bench seat design was ripped out for a move favorable and desirable grey cloth bench seats. An aftermarket Kenwood radio has been added so you can enjoy your favorite tunes in a more modern way. When installing the radio the owner did not cut into the door panels or dash he simply put the speakers behind the seat. The car comes equipped with cold blowing A/C, giving you almost everything you need to enjoy a nice summer cruise. The real treat to the vehicle is what lies underneath the hood, lift up and let your eyes feast on true beauty...

This model proudly showcases a timeless woodgrain-trimmed gray exterior that complements its distinct style, while the rich red cloth interior with leather-trimmed accents offers a bold and stylish contrast. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 5. 9L V8 2BL engine paired with a smooth 3-speed automatic transmission, promising a driving experience that embodies both power and reliability. The interior of this Jeep Grand Wagoneer is carefully crafted to deliver comfort and convenience. Equipped with an efficient air conditioning system, it ensures a pleasant journey regardless of the weather. The vehicle's AM/FM radio provides entertainment on the go, enhancing every drive with your favorite tunes. Passengers will appreciate the leather-trimmed cloth seating, which combines luxury with comfort, and the driver will enjoy the added benefit of lumbar support for those long trips. Safety and convenience are at the forefront in this model. It features a driver airbag and seatbelts for enhanced protection, while power brakes offer...

The GXP version of the Solstice debuted at the Los Angeles Auto Show in January 2006. This pretty Pontiac packs a punch of 260 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque from a direct-injection turbocharged and intercooled 2. 0-liter version of GM's four-cylinder Ecotec mated to a 5-speed automatic transmission, and it is the first gasoline direct injection engine from the American automaker. The Solstice was a runaway hit for Pontiac, with 7,000 orders in the first 10 days of availability and 6,000 more orders before winter. The Solstice was nominated for the North American Car of the Year award and Design of the Year award from the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada. It was the brand's first two-seater since the Pontiac Fiero was discontinued in 1988. The GXP version added a stiffer suspension, a taller axle ratio, and a shorter third-gear ratio in the same five-speed Aisin transmission as the Red Line models. Other GXP features include standard Stabilitrak traction control, a limited-slip differential, and anti-lock brakes. Inside, you'll find a sleek black interior that complements the car's sporty persona. Comfort is guaranteed with air conditioning to keep you cool on warm days and a manual convertible top that lets you...

The XJ series was the very last car that Sir William Lyons designed, paving the way for its success being one of Jaguar's more popular lines during its 5 generations. With the XJ debuting for the first time in 1968, Sir William Lyons had a vision in mind when designing the XJ. He wanted a Luxurious car 4 door sedan that handles and drives just like a sports car would. To achieve this feat, he made the car rear wheel drive and then designed it to handle like a sports car, with Sir William Lyons defining the car as 'the finest Jaguar ever'. On the inside of this prime example of luxury,...