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Get ready to rev up your nostalgia engines with this 1964 Plymouth Fury 426 Wedge Convertible! Sporting a Sandalwood paint job that’s as classic as a ’60s beach party, this beauty isn’t just a pretty face. Under the hood, it’s got a 426 Wedge V8 that roars louder than your neighbor’s complaints about your lawn. Whether you’re cruising down memory lane or just down Main Street, this Fury is the original ride that turns heads and raises eyebrows—just don’t let the cops catch you having too much fun!
Step right up and feast your eyes on the 1960 Buick Invicta Convertible, a true gem from the automotive past! With its original 401 Nailhead V8 engine, this beauty churns out a respectable 325 HP, making it the go-to ride for bankers with a secret wild side. Known as “The Banker’s Hot Rod,” it’s like finding a classic rock LP in mint condition—pure nostalgia with a dash of adrenaline. So, hop in, buckle up, and let’s take a humorous journey down memory lane, where horsepower met high finance with style!
The 1965 Buick Riviera “Gran Sport” was already a head-turner straight from the factory, but this particular model takes cool to a whole new level with its custom interior and slick wheels. It’s got the stance just right—low enough to impress but high enough to keep its original charm intact. This build is a delightful blend of vintage vibes and modern style, making it a must-see for any car enthusiast. Check it out and prepare to drool over this nicely done ride!
Introducing the 1970 Ford Torino Cobra, a powerhouse of its time, featuring the original N-code 360 HP 429 Thunder Jet V8 engine. This classic beauty doesn’t just roar; it purrs with a Close-ratio four-speed transmission and 3.50 Rear gears with Trac-Lok—perfect for those who like to leave a little rubber on the road. With factory A/C, it’s got everything you need to stay cool, including a Marti report to verify its authenticity. It’s like having a muscle car with a birth certificate!
George struck gold in Lisbon, Ohio, when he nabbed a classic 1970 Buick Skylark GSX tribute. The car, already boasting a GS455 engine upgrade, was spotted with a “for sale” sign before its owner had even listed it. George, now a proud MCF, plans to keep the powerful 455 engine under the hood while preserving the original 350 engine for a potential factory reset. With a few tweaks like an electric cooling fan, George is ready to hit the road by summer 2016, promising to keep us updated on his joyride journey!