1935 Ford 3 Window Coupe |
This1935 Ford 3 Window Coupe has lether bucket seats
with a softblock V8 that puts out about 220hp |
| A very rare 1929 Ford Tudor Sedan with a V8 hardblock
which puts out about 267hp. |
1929 Ford Tudor Sedan |
1930 Ford Truck HotRod |
This1930 Ford Truck HotRod has a hardblock V8
that puts out about 256hp. Custom Rims & crome fenders. |
| Part car, part truck and entirely different from everything else on
the road, the 2001 PT Cruiser finally went on sale in March, 14 months
after its coming-out party at the 1999 Detroit Auto Show.
The vehicle Chrysler says is "too cool to categorize" has the elements of a sedan, sport utility vehicle and minivan. It debuts with front-wheel drive, a $16,000 base price and a waiting list of nearly 300,000 consumers who have told the manufacturer they might want to buy one. Chrysler says it can build only about 130,000 PT Cruisers this calendar
year, and some of those will be exported. Demand for the PT Cruiser is
expected to exceed supply and encourage dealers to charge more than suggested
retail prices, which top out at about $21,000 for a fully loaded model.
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1959 Chevrolet Apache Pickup |
Ellis Rodriguez'sIt has a Camaro front clip and a Corvette
rear end with a 250hp shot NOS
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| The production Prowler's 3.5-liter V-6 delivers 253-horsepower and
255 pounds-feet of torque. The Howler packs the 4.7-liter V-8 currently
used in Jeeps and Dodge trucks, which generates 250 horsepower but significantly
higher torque, 300 pounds-feet. DaimlerChrysler cites a zero-to-60 time
of 5.9 seconds and a 129-mph top speed.
The Howler retains the Prowler's two-seat convertible design and adds a cargo bed with a locking tonneau cover at the rear, creating a roadster pickup. The concept also has an aftermarket removable hardtop. To make room for the pickup bed, the rear-mounted four-speed automatic transaxle was replaced with a front-mounted Borg-Warner T5 manual transmission and a Dana 44 rear differential. A three-pedal assembly was borrowed from the Neon, because all Prowlers are automatics. While they were at it, engineers took advantage of the room left behind by the relocated transmission and enlarged the fuel tank, which, though enlarged for the Prowler's 2000 model year, is still a tad small, especially for a thirsty V-8. |
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1936 Dodge Brothers D-2 5-window coupe |
This dodge has 230hp smallblock |
| This1936 Packard 120 Sedan has a custom paint job with a 250hp V8 hardblock. |
1936 Packard 120 Sedan Touring |
1941 Packard 110 4 dr. Sedan Street Rod |
Car has a Chevy 350, Pacer front end, Chrysler St. Regis Rear end, Cadillac Tilt/Telescoping Steering Wheel |
| Nice Camaro SS |
1997 Chevy Camaro |
1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 |
This 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 has 237hp
& custom rims |
| The TRD Celica is named after its creator, Toyota Racing Development.
The modifications are mostly a styling exercise and suspension upgrades.
The TRD has ground effects, spoilers and a revised front grille and bumper
with fog lamps. Performance shocks, struts, springs and sway bars comprise
the suspension mods, along with special wheels and tires. Both the appearance
and handling pieces from the TRD Celica will be available this spring for
Celica owners.
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The 500-horsepower Ultimate Celica was built with the help of Toyota
Motor Sales USA, Toyota Racing Development and Rod Millen Motorsports.
The bright-yellow car was designed by Calty stylists and sports a boxed-in
rear wing and fairly bizarre front-end treatment said to emulate a Formula
One car's nose and front suspension. All-wheel drive was deemed necessary
to control the Millen-built engine derived from engines used in his Pike's
Peak Hill Climb cars.
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