The Muscle Car Place Classifieds!
Published: Mon, 01/09/12
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January 8, 2012 |
Recent Classifieds at The MuscleCar Place!
1969 Plymouth Road Runner A genuine 1969 Plymouth B body Road Runner 2-door hardtop with a 383cid
high performance V-8 engine and mated to a 727 automatic transmission is
a car to get serious about. Painted in a desirable orange with matt
black stripes, full black vinyl top over brand new black vinyl bench
seats, door panels and carpeting. The exterior is all stock. No
additions. Options and accessories include power steering, roof drip
moldings, light package, a solid state AM radio, column mounted
tachometer, factory stock rally wheels, black accent stripes and more.
 1967 Chevrolet Corvette
This car from Arizona Classics is a stunning concours restoration on an original
427ci 435hp Tri-Power Corvette Coupe. 30K documented original miles. Full numbers matching example with M21 close ratio 4speed transmission, rare factory off-road exhaust system, 4.11 Positraction Rear End, special F41 Suspension Package, and transistor ignition. Other options
include heavy duty brakes, and full tinted glass. This corvette collectible is fully documented with its original tank sticker, all original dealer paperwork, comprehensive owner history (includes titles, receipts, registrations), and complete restoration pictorial. This is a perfect, investment grade corvette collectible.
1969 Chevrolet Camaro RS
Sometimes cars show up here at Streetside Classics and create a buzz
before they're even inside the building. This 1969 Camaro RS coupe is
such a car, with a brilliant paint job, a thumping small block under the
hood, and a tastefully restored interior, it's what many of us think of
when we picture the ultimate early F-body. All the proper RS components are in place, from the
blacked-out grille with hidden headlights, to the RS badges on all four
sides. New carpets, door panels, and a fresh headliner make it feel showroom
fresh inside, and you can't argue with the brilliant interior design of
1960s General Motors cars. The 350 cubic inch small block makes a very stout 460 dyno-proven horsepower. A Muncie 4-speed feeds a heavy-duty 12-bolt rear, and the undercarriage is every bit as nice as the rest of the car.
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