Hardtop For Sale In Tampa

If you can't find an early Camaro and can't afford a Chevelle SS, then the Nova is a great option. This slick black street Machine packs a punch and takes you back to the '70s with just a look. From the stance, to the S/S Cragar wheels, and the metal cowl induction hood the vibe is late Saturday night waiting for the red light to turn green. A 383 stroker topped with an Edelbrock intake and carb, full MSD ignition, and a camshaft with a serious lope leaves no doubt the mill was built to run. If the look doesn't turn heads coming through town, the sound certainly will. Inside you'll find comfortable black leather seats and full instrumentation. Point it straight and hold on, this ones not for the faint...

This little white stallion is one powerful pony! If you're a true fan of the Fox Body platform, then you know many notchbacks found themselves living on the drag strip and later suffered the consequences of a hard life, but not this one. We aren't talking about a 'twenty footer' here. A lot of time went into getting the body work right before the beautiful bright white paint was applied, and it shows. Under the fiberglass cowl hood, a fresh 408 stroker motor lies in wait for the next victim bold enough to pull up alongside. The built TCI C4 transmission and 2800 stall convertor work together putting power to the pavement along with a 9' Ford rear differential fitted with 3. 50 gears. Inside you'll discover a full roll cage that's tied into the frame, but also full AutoMeter instrumentation, Kirkey racing seats, racing harnesses, full carpeting, tilt steering, and power windows. And don't worry about driving this Nasty Notch on the street because it's well mannered with full...

These old Chevys are a favorite of the lowrider and custom crowd for a reason; Good styling, high availability, and easy to adapt. The pre-55 Chevys are a cool sight at car shows. This 1953 Chevy 210 is a unique bird that stands out from the flock thanks to its eye-catching two-toned paint scheme and big chrome wheels. The paint is a cool shade of mint green capped in dark green on the roof and surrounding the grill. Factory chrome trim around the windowsills and belt line as well as a spear along the sides offer a great contrast with the chrome bumpers bringing it all home. Inside the motif is the same with more mint green and contrasting dark green on the dash and along the doors and floor. Under the hood, a healthy 350 V8 engine, paired with a TH 350 automatic transmission allows this old Chevy to get down the road with far more authority than the original stove bolt six ever did. The bark is nicely enhanced with the addition of headers and dual exhaust. Despite its vintage year, this Chevrolet 210 is equipped with a host of modern...

If you're a fan of the 'Pro Street' scene of the '90s then this '39 is right up your ally. When you hit the key, the cammed small block Chevy fires to life with a thumping exhaust note that lets everyone around know you are coming through. All eyes will be on you as you open the 'suicide' style doors and step out at the show. Look underneath and you'll find rack and pinion steering, tubular control arms, a 9'' narrowed rear differential and coil over shocks. Out back the 20' American Racing wheels are wrapped in Mickey Thompson tires so big it looks a Hot Wheels car. This '39 Ford is old school cool!

This Blue bomb sits like it's ready to run. Finished in metallic blue paint with Crager wheels and side exiting exhaust, this 48 Dodge has attitude. The factory inline six is long gone. Power comes from a stout 350ci V8 backed by a 3-speed auto. Inside you're greeted by a bench seat wrapped in vinyl with a black dash featuring modern gauges framed in a blue accent. A modern tilt steering wheel has been added for comfort and convenience. A floor shifter is precisely located for shifting the gears and a tach...