The 1968 Mercury Cougar Hertz XR7-G is a legendary American muscle car that holds a special place in automotive history. Born out of a collaboration between Mercury and the Hertz…

In 1969, Ford released the Boss 429, which was a high-performance variant of the Mustang. The Boss 429 was a limited-production model that was created to compete in the NASCAR…

The 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood holds a prominent place in automotive history and is considered an icon of American luxury cars. With its distinctive design, impressive performance, and luxurious features, the…

  1955 saw the introduction of Mercury’s first overhead valve V-8 engine at 256 cubic inches. In 1955 it grew in both bore and stroke to 292 cubic inches and…

  It is a triumph of engineering, representing for many years a perfect balance of muscle and sportiness. The latest generation is situated firmly towards the sportscar-supercar end of the…

  Beautifully appointed Caribbean fitted with full power accessories, pushbutton radio with dual power antennas, self-leveling suspension, chrome wire spoke wheels, and more! Representing #271 of 276 total units produced!…

  This 1957 Buick Special convertible is finished in white over red vinyl and is powered by a 364ci Nailhead V8 paired with a Dynaflow two-speed automatic transmission. Equipment includes…

  Fuel Injected Convertible The 1958 Pontiac was a one-year only body design and the most flamboyant of GM’s chief designer Harley Earl. After World War II Earl decided cars…

  A factory hot rod Lincoln? Forget the ponderous land yachts often produced by Ford’s luxury division, in the first half of the fifties Lincoln boasted, “The first function of…