Recently Sold Classic Cars In Tampa

Ford Motor Company recently introduced the Mustang Dark Horse. well, this Dark Horse may have something to say about that. It goes without saying, the 1969 Mustang is not only one of the most recognizable Mustangs ever produced, but without question is one of the hottest 'Pony Cars' to ever hit the street. So, sit down, buckle up, and hold on, as you read only a fraction of what this stallion is all about. Since coming out of the stable, this thoroughbred has gone through extensive training and grooming. The Roush427 is one of the most popular crate motors on the market today and for good reason. The polished powerplant produces nearly 600hp and creates an exhaust note proclaiming it is not to be messed with. Making the brute force of this brawler more manageable and keeping the rpms in check is a Tremec 6-spd manual trans. From front to back, top to bottom, this is one legit Restomod that was built right. The current owner has documented every part of the build process including pictures and pricing which far exceed the asking price. Everything underneath has been reinforced and tied together professionally with no corners cut. Tubular control arms, rack...

The last of the 'Tri-Fives' went out with a bang! styling was universally classic, form the tastefully executed tailfins, oval grill semi cowled headlights and robust and versatile drive trains under the hood. The 1957 chevy was one for the ages. This 57 Chevy is a great example of the top of the line Bel Air range. Finished in Dusk Rose with a white top and accented with pit free chrome with gold grill and badging, this car was a head turner then and now. The interior contrast the exterior with it's snazzy, black and silver two toned cloth and vinyl front and rear bench and black dash. The interior is rip and tear free and looks amazing, all of the gauges work as well, including the clock. The car has aftermarket AC, BUT it's beginning to blow warm. Under the...

This 67 GTO coupe is a real throw back to simpler times. When all that mattered was is it fast and does it look good. For this 67 GOAT the answer is YES! Finished in black over black and sitting on chrome Crager wheels with a classic street fighter rake, this GTO is just how you remember them. The body is ding and dent free and has no weird gaps or bad fitment. The trim is pit free and everything is where it should be. On the inside the black vinyl shows no sign of wear and the 4 speed manual shifter sits in a clean and highly desirable center console. Being a two door post car, this GTO is free of many of the rattles A-bodies acquire with time and abuse, since the body is much stiffer. This allows for healthy 4bbl 389 V8 to easily yank this GOAT around with the assist of a Muncie 4-speed manual. The dual exhaust let everyone know there's a mean Poncho on the prowl when you fire it up or mash the gas. This car is a reminder of...

This 1934 Ford Delivery is a cool Street Rod that you rarely - if ever - see at your local cruise, or cars and coffee. Painted an eye grabbing teal, this supercharged Street Rod refuses to be ignored. It rides on a staggered set of polished 14' front and 15' rear Halibrand style wheels. Power is provided by a 351ci V8 topped with a supercharger for some serious power. Shifting is handled by a C4 automatic transmission. This guarantees that getting up to speed is no problem. Fortunately, there's a set of disk brakes up front and drums out back to help slow this beast down. When you're not pinning yourself to the seat, or scaring your friends with the supercharged performance, you're basking in the comfortable air-conditioned interior. Speaking of the interior, there's Taurus SHO buckets wrapped in tweed with power seats and windows. If...

'73 was the last year before the despised Mustang II debuted throwing Mustang lovers into a tirade. The '71-'73 Mustangs may not be the most adored Mustang in Ford circles, but they are gaining momentum and this black beauty will definitely get you attention. The fresh slick black paint, ram air hood, front air dam spoiler, American Racing wheels, and a killer stance create one serious street Machine vibe. The theme of this ride has to be, 'Back in Black. ' Peering through the tinted windows you'll discover a well done and comfortable full black interior. The perennial 302ci was given the Edelbrock treatment with an aluminum intake, AVS carb, valve covers, and a chrome air cleaner. The automatic transmission was recently rebuilt to ensure the new owner has one less thing to worry about. Exhaust headers and Flowmaster mufflers give this tough guy just the right sound while sitting at a light or slowly cruising down Main Street. Power steering, power brakes, and air conditioning make this horse a breeze to ride when you let it out of the pen. The current owner has kept full documentation of any and all updates and upgrades which will be provided at time...