This 69 wears
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It wears its proper winters aluminum intake manifold, chrome air cleaner and valve covers and featured a full 390 horsepower when it first left the factory...its open-air convertible configuration looks...
$ 56995
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The brilliant red paint this '69 wears is the same shade it left the factory with nearly 50 years ago, and a freshening up just a few years back has it looking its best...the assortment of factory gauges...
$ 56995
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At the start of the hood, plymouth lettering is found just above the headlights and leads to an aggressive slick hood that wears two hood scoops that reveal the hemi lying underneath...
$ 119900
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The sinister black paint this '69 r/t wears is the same shade it left the factory with 50 years ago, and a freshening up just a few years back has it looking its best...the assortment of factory gauges...
$ 99995
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Basic black was the way most zs were equipped inside, but this one wears a deluxe set of seat covers with the federally-mandated headrests, along with fresh carpets and door panels...
$ 79995
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It's running smooth and strong and wears an edelbrock 4-barrel carb and intake manifold for some increased power, as well as a pair of long tube headers that send the powerplant's rich note out through...
$ 29995
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This one wears a recent repaint in the original code 63 palomino gold with a correct code 50 white top, painted not vinyl! the neo-fastback shape gives it a muscular stance, and with generously flared...
$ 22995
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The oem appearance is augmented by a set of blue ford valve covers and a chrome, open-element air cleaner assembly, which also wears a reproduction decal proudly proclaiming its small block's prowess...
$ 26995
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The period correct 307 cubic inch v8 under the hood is likely the original engine and still wears its original intake and exhaust manifolds and 2-barrel carb...very clean looking bumpers are in place both...
$ 35995
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It's hard not to love a classic american muscle car in a deep shiny red, and this ss certainly wears the part of the era's most potent street car...it starts with the high-back bucket seats...
$ 45995
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It also wears the fuselage styling better than almost any other early '70s mopar, mixing equal parts aggressive looks and smooth curves...the rest is pretty much the same, from the center console to the...
$ 35995
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The decklid wears a painted spoiler...this s65 wears a staggered set of nitto tires with about 70% tread remaining in front and 30% tread remaining in rear...this s65 wears all its original body panels...
$ 19900