The Muscle Car Place Classifieds!
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March 5, 2012 |
Recent Classifieds at The MuscleCar Place!
1970 Dodge Charger
The Dodge Charger remains one of the most popular muscle cars of all
time, and this 1970 model explains why: big power, great looks, and a
handsome interior that's big enough for five adults to cruise in
comfort. Restored from a base Charger with a wheezing 2-barrel 318 under
the hood, it now packs 440 cubic inches of thunder and a gorgeous
bright yellow paint job that stands out in a crowd. With similar cars
selling for $50,000 or more, this one represents something of a bargain.
If anything, the bright yellow paint emphasizes the long, lean lines of the Charger, and the subtle curve that flares up behind the door. Combined with those squared-off fenders and sharp flying buttresses, it's a car that will never, ever go out of style. The body panels on this car are original, with only the floors and trunk pan being replaced during the restoration, and it fits together just like the factory did it 41 years ago. However, the paint is worlds better than any factory in 1970 could ever manage, using two-stage urethane to create a surface that's as smooth as a mirror and absolutely no ripples or waves. A black bumblebee stripe was added out back, which is specified on the fender tag. Either way, it looks ideal and cars without the stripe always seem to look unfinished. Both bumpers, including the unique front bumper that surrounds the grille and headlights, have been re-chromed, and all the remaining trim has been professionally buffed. And yes, before you ask, the headlights work perfectly ... Read More  1968 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible
This is a beautiful, body-off restored 442 convertible from California. Full numbers matching example with 100% original sheet metal. The 400ci 360hp V8 features a dealer installed (Phelps Oldsmobile of San Jose, ca) forced air induction system. A turbo 400 automatic transmission is linked to an anti-spin differential with heavy duty gears. This 442 drop-top is highly optioned with Roto-matic power steering, pedal-ease power brakes, heavy duty suspension & cooling system, and ultra-high voltage ignition system. The deluxe bucket seat console interior features rocket rally pack gauge cluster, AM-FM stereo 8-track with rear power antenna, full soft-ray tinted glass, custom sport steering wheel, remote control outside mirror, upgraded lighting package, and deluxe seat belts. Super stock wheels ride on firestone wide-oval tires. This rare 442 is documented with factory shipping order, window sticker, and protect-o-plate. It also comes with a comprehensive owner history including titles, registrations, and dealer warranty transfer. Investment grade oldsmobile collectible!
1958 Ford Fairlane
Since its recent frame off restoration, this 1958 Ford Fairlane Club
Victoria 2-door hardtop has covered less than 10,000 miles. The power
comes from a modern 400cid V-8 - 2-bbl engine and a correct 2-speed
Fordamatic transmission and a 3.10:1 gear set. Having spent all of its
life in the south and coming off the Barrett/Jackson auction block in
2005 this is one Fairlane to consider. Some of the options include
power brakes, fender skirts, dual front fender mounted outdoor rearview
mirrors, and air conditioning with a modern air compressor, AM/FM radio
with a cassette player, rear defogger, fashion wheel covers and a rare
Country Club Trim Stripe Edition which was only produced two months in
early 1958 in Wixom Michigan. ... Read More
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