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1923 T Bucket Hot Rod For Sale Located In South Florida. $22,500 OBO This trailer princess is a 1923 T Bucket Professionally speed shop built replica kit. New transmission, Front...
This is the best of everything you want in hot rodding. A steel-bodied 1932 Ford 5-window coupe that includes super-slick paint, a leather-lined A/C interior, overdrive transmission, and a shining...
With all the '34 Ford rods running around, it's refreshing to see this 1934 Chevy cabriolet show up. Adding to its relatively unusual make and model, it has a fantastic...
The 1933 Ford "Vicky" Victoria was all about adding some styling class to the Ford lineup. So to find a hot rod with a great coordinating paint package, A/C interior,...
Sweeping lines, rarity, and a great woody appearance makes this 1952 Chevrolet eight-person station wagon instantly desirable... and that's even before you check out the upgrades like the performance V8,...
The truck market was in high demand shortly after the war had ended and America was ready and hungry to get back to work. GM, Ford, and Dodge all were...