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With a restoration done to MCA concours specifications, here is a 1970 Boss 429 Mustang in original Grabber Blue finish. WNY Dream Cars out of West Seneca, New York has it for sale this week. They tell us it has only 38,000 documented original miles. It comes with its Deluxe Marti report. In their description, WNY Dream Cars says this Boss 9 is all numbers matching. It is one of only 210 Boss 9's which came in Grabber Blue and a white interior from the factory. And it has the very desirable Drag Pack option, a big plus for collectors. Other factory equipment includes the convenience group, electric clock, power steering, competition suspension and Rimblow deluxe steering wheel. They say it underwent a meticulous restoration 18 years ago, and has been in a private collection ever since.

The Spring Carlisle Car Show is one of the first to reschedule for the spring timeframe post-coronavirus. That includes the big Carlisle Auction. The event was originally set for April 23-24, 2020. But, because of the coronavirus, it was just rescheduled to June 18-19, 2020. We will be raring to go by that time.

The Carlisle Auction is all set to be the kind of "coming out" celebration that all of us need right now having been couped up during the Coronavisus pandemic. Get set to bid on great muscle cars such as this 1970 Chevy Nova SS L78 with the big 396 ci V8 rated from the factory at 375 horsepower. What a power plant! This one has a 4-speed transmission and a 3:55 Posi rear end. It comes with GM of Canada bullit proof documentation.

A vintage 1926 Packard Dietrich Sedan is on the inventory list for this year's Carlisle Auction in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. It is the one used in the HBO TV show Boardwalk Empire. It has been featured in a car museum since 2004. You should see this interior. All the proceeds of this sale go to the AACA Museum. So it is for a good cause. For a chance to bid on this beauty, you should register online at this link on the Carlisle Auctions site.

If you've ever wanted a Willys Custom coupe, here is the best one you could build. The 1941 Willys Resto Mod was recently done by professional restoration specialists. No money was spared in the build. It starts with an Outlaw chassis and body, comes with the 502 RamJet fuel injected big block engine, and backed by a TCI TH-400 automatic transmission with a narrowed "Fab 9" rearend with 3:73 gears. One of the finest could be yours. Bid on it at the Carlisle Auction in June.

Also see these interesting lots:
1961 Corette Fuelie Convertible
1941 Chevrolet Deluxe Convertible
1970 Mustang Mach 1
1968 Plymouth GTX
1970 Dodge Dart Swinger
1974 Toyota Landcruiser FJ40
1964 Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt tribute

You can view more of the Carlisle Auction consignments here at this link.

Interestingly, this is a 1991 Camaro RS which was a rare export model RS. Finished in factory red with red interior and T-tops, it has been preserved with very low miles, almost as if the first owner may have been preserving it for its collector value. The dash odometer is in kilometers. With only 700 showing it means there are only about 400 miles on this well-preserved treasure.

The following are more recently listed Low Miles cars:

1967 Corvette Roadster from Eagle River, WI, only 38k orig miles

1972 Dodge Dart Swinger, Coyote Classics, IA, 24k miles

1964 VW Beetle, Classic Car Deals, CA, 44k miles

1996 Corvette Grand Sport, Fast Lane Classic Cars, MO, 9,248 orig miles

2004 Mustang GT, Paramount Classic Cars, NC, 2,320 miles

1984 BMW 325i, Paramount Classic Cars, NC, 30k miles

2002 Camaro Z28, Fast Lane Classic Cars, MO, 8k orig miles

1967 Corvette Roadster from Eagle River, WI, only 38k orig miles

1972 Dodge Dart Swinger, Coyote Classics, IA, 24k miles

1964 VW Beetle, Classic Car Deals, CA, 44k miles

1996 Corvette Grand Sport, Fast Lane Classic Cars, MO, 9,248 orig miles

2004 Mustang GT, Paramount Classic Cars, NC, 2,320 miles

1984 BMW 325i, Paramount Classic Cars, NC, 30k miles

2002 Camaro Z28, Fast Lane Classic Cars, MO, 8k orig miles

Where would you find a great Cadillaic candidate for restoration? Well, in Texas, of course. Here is a 1964 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible which was listed by We Be Autos.com, an internet classic car broker. They tell us it runs and drives real well. But to take it back to its like-new condition, it would need a restoration. This may be an excellent candidate for your next project.

The following are just some of the cars available in the Project Car Section this week:

1961 Cadillac Convertible, Classic Car Deals, CA

1966 Dodge Charger from Scottsdale, AZ

1959 Chevy El Camino, Classic Car Deals, CA

This week's PRICE REDUCED feature car is a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner from Albrightsville, Pennsylvania. The private seller says this desirable muscle car comes with its numbers matching 383 Mopar big block engine and Torqueflite automatic transmission. Notice the Air Grabber hood. When it was originally listed he was asking $67,000. But just this week he lowered the price to $59,999.

You'll find hundreds more PRICE REDUCED vehicles on the Price Reduced Feed today. Here are just a few:

The PRICE REDUCED ads are not the only bargains to be had in this week's listings. Click here to go to the DEAL of the DAY feature below.

Pontiac collectors will be aware of how valuable these 1969 Pontiac Trans Am tributes are in the collector car market. These are still pretty rare, especially when they are built the way this one is. It is being offered for sale by Streetside Classics at their Tampa, Florida location. They say it performs like a Trans Am should. Be sure to look at the beautiful detailed photos at the link.

The following are more recently listed Muscle Car Clones:

1969 Camaro Yenko Tribute, P.J.'s Auto World, FL

1972 Chevelle, Streetside Classics, FL, SS 454 tribute

1968 Camaro, Streetside Classics, TN, SS Tribute

1971 Chevelle, Classic Car Deals, CA, SS tribute

1969 Camaro, Streetside Classics, TX, RS/SS tribute

1969 Chevy El Camino, Streetside Classics, AZ, SS 396 tribute

1970 Chevelle, Streetside Classics, NC, SS tribute

As you can imagine, in these troubled times, we have some amazing deals for you this week. Here is a 1969 Pontiac Trans Am tribute, one of the rarer among muscle car clones. Remember when these were all the rage? This one has a fresh 400 enigne with a new Turbo 400 automatic transmission. It retains a 308 posi rear end much like you would expect on a Firebird donor car. It is being offered for sale through Haggle Me, a collector car broker. They tell us it runs and drives. But they note that it will need a restoration to become a nice show car for local shows. It does have the steel hood, an expensive part to find. It will be our DEAL of the DAY this Saturday. They are only asking $14,500.

Here is a deal we just can't believe. It is a 1937 Ford Fordor Sedan that looks so good in the photos we can't believe it is being offered at such an affordable price. It was just posted by Streetside Classics at their Ft Worth, Texas location. It comes with a 221 ci Flathead V8 motor. They note that it runs and drives "great." It is an iconic look that will entice any true collector. And the two tone paint sets it off. Note the suicide back doors. Lots of room and comfort for a vintage motorcar. Naturally, they disclose that it has a few cosmetic issues. Better to have it inspected before you buy. It has an original looking Mohair cloth interior. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Sunday because the asking price is only $19,995.

KC Classic Autos out of Lenexa, Kansas posted this 1972 Chevy Nova which looks so good it may well be sold be the end of the weekend. Who wouldn't want a nice rice like this? "This awesome 1972 Nova is in great shape and runs even better than it looks," they wrote in their description. Tap this link to review a full walk-around video inspection on this top muscle car. It has a mild cam 350 ci V8, Turbo 350 automatic transmission, 10-bolt rear end, and disc brakes. Look at the photos. The interior is very clean. It is solid and clean underneath. This car drives nice and sounds fantastic. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Monday. The asking price is $19,900. Hurry on this one!

Haggle Me, the classic car broker mentioned above, has another great offereing for classic pickup truck collectors. This 1951 Ford F1 Pickup looks very original, although it has a newer drivetrain with a big block Ford 460 ci V8 engine and C6 automatic transmission. Truck is sitting on factory frame with original suspension, brakes and upgraded aluminum radiator with electric fan. Although the paint is said to look good, the wood bed needs to be sanded and stained. This is one that you really should have inspected before you buy. They note that the period correct steel wheels, and new rubber with dog dish style center caps are also in great condition. It looks great in the photos. That's why it will be our DEAL of the DAY early next week. The asking price is $16,900.

Talk about a car that was born to be collectible. When the 1976 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible came out in the bicentennial year for the U.S. it was to be the last great Cadillac convertible. Because convertibles were considered a safety risk at the time, GM put an end to a great American icon, the Cadillac convertible. Even thought we know now that the ban didn't last long, at the time every one sold was considered an immediate collector car. Many of them were stored away to preserve their collector value. I remember selling one for $100,000 with almost no miles. Here is your chance to own one at a very affordable price. This one will be offered for sale by Streetside Classics at their Tampa, Florida location. They are only asking $17,995.

A private seller from Linden, Alberta, Canada has a 1974 Dodge Challenger which will have Mopar enthusiasts salivating. He says he doesn't dirve it enough and will let it go for a very reasonable price. Although it came with a 318 V8 when it was new, it now sports a '67 383 ci big block transplant. The 383 is the one with the closed chamber heads. It also has a new 4-barrel Holley, Torquer intake and a 727 Torqueflite with a 2500 stall convertor. The Rallye package and 355 gears make it a fun driver. The seller says he has run 14.4 in the quarter mile. It was taken to bare metal and has the lower quarters replaced. The asking price is $18,000. You can't beat that price on a desirable muscle car.

This custom built 1997 Pontiac Firebird was built in North Carolina. It is an incredible build. The owner lives in Wisconsin and now is willing to let it go with about 6,000 miles on the bulid. It featuers T-tops, leather interior and a built 5.7L 350 rated at about 450 horewpower with a 6-speed transmission. The seller says it has new tires, new mufflers, new headlight motors, new roller rocker valve covers, new belts, new starter and much more. The build includes Lakewood rear drag shocks, J&M solid rear control arms and rear adjustable stabilizer with front adjustable coil over struts. I think you will agree that this is a lotta' car for the money. The private seller is only asking $8,500. Hurry on this one.