Just over 4,000 Fox Body Mustangs were produced as part of the cancelled 7UP package promotion, and they don’t pop up for sale too often. Coated in Ford’s Deep Emerald Green paint and shod with a variety of cosmetic… more»
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Real Hemi ‘Cuda On The Cheap!
Here’s your chance to own an affordable Hemi ‘Cuda! Well, sort of… Real Hemi-powered ‘Cuda’s go for big money today so this piece of lawn art may be the closest many of us are ever going to get. It… more»
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Your Challenge? 1973 Dodge Challenger 340
By 1973, the muscle car era was waning, but Dodge kept the flames burning with cars like this Challenger with a 340 cubic inch engine equipped with a four barrel carburetor. Despite the emissions controls of that period, the… more»
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454 Equipped Dragster: 1966 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442
The seller says this might have been a genuine Oldsmobile 442 at one time, but its conversion to a race car in the 1970s has all but erased any traces of what once was. Now, it’s a classic drag… more»
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Stored in ’94: Dodge Coronet R/T 440 Convertible
This is a unusual barn find, not only for the rarity of the car but also due to the seller’s story. You see, it seems like this Dodge Coronet R/T convertible was a car he had been chasing for… more»
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All American Racer: 1970 Plymouth Cuda AAR
Plymouth didn’t build very many AAR Cudas. It was a one year only car that was built to compete with the Mustang in road racing. I know when I think of the Cuda, I think of drag racing and all out… more»
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Mixed Bag: 1970 Plymouth Barracuda AAR
As a general rule, AAR Barracudas are desirable specimens. But what do they become when the original engine is missing and the body is a mess? To my mind, they remain rare enough that it’s still worth saving, but… more»
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Ex Drag Car: 1959 Corvette
Do former drag cars instill a sense of awe in you, wondering about the days they charged down the strip? Or is it just a used-up muscle car that would have been far more valuable if left intact, with… more»
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428 CJ/4-speed: 1970 Mustang Mach 1
If you’ve been looking for a muscle car to restore, may I suggest this Mustang? It may not look like much now, but this Mach 1 left the factory in a very cool Lime Metallic color. The best part… more»
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Original Paint: 1971 Dodge Super Bee
This old Dodge may look kind of crusty, but it might not actually be that bad. The original 383 V8 is gone, but there’s another engine included in the sale. The car needs lots of work, but if the… more»
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First Year Ram Air III: 1970 Pontiac Trans AM
The Pontiac Trans AM is know by most simply as the last muscle car, but long before the demise of the muscle car era, these were stop light heroes that took the already impressive Firebird and made them faster…. more»
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Amazing Survivor: 1970 Dodge Charger R/T
UPDATE: Be cautious with this one guys! The mileage may be higher than advertised. If you’re in the market for a Mopar muscle car, this is the one to get! It doesn’t have a Hemi, but it’s claimed to… more»
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Baldwin Motion Equipped? 1969 Corvette 427
It seems in the muscle car hobby, there are always a few names of period tuner shops that get tossed around with a hushed reverence, yet when a car comes up with a supposed connection, the story always gets… more»
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Georgia Pursuit: 1988 Mustang SSP
The more I read about Ford’s Special Service Package Mustangs, the more I want one. Lightweight from the factory and built in limited quantities, it just seems like a car you can enjoy everday while never losing a dime… more»
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One Owner 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396
The seller of this Chevelle claims that they purchased it from the original owner and that it’s a numbers matching SS 396 car. They have replaced the tires and shocks and claim that it’s now ready for the next… more»
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Carolina Driver: 1967 Chevy Corvette
Do you ever look at some cars and think, “Now, there’s a vehicle that’s been loved?” I do, and it’s because there’s a thin line between wear and tear and genuine effort made to preserve a vehicle. You can… more»
