1966 Plymouth Fury II

The 4th generation Fury was introduced in 1965, and had modern and handsome styling, a change from the previous generation. Available was the Fury I, for commercial (taxi) use, Fury II, Fury III, Sport Fury, and Fury VIP. The Fury II was the mid-range, basic (but not too basic) sedan. This '66 has the best wheels ever made, slot mags, and the silver paint looks great.

 

 

 

1979 Dodge L'il Red Express Truck

The L'il Red Express was special muscle-truck edition of Dodge's Adventurer 150. Produced in 1978 and '79 only, the truck's 360 V8 meant it was the fastest American car in 1978. The package added big chrome wheels, stacks, lots of wood, and gold pinstriping and signs on the doors. With only 5,118 made, the '79 truck is a rare sight today, but most that survive are in good shape, like the one here.

 

 

 

1963 Mercury Meteor Custom Wagon

For 1962 and '63, the Meteor was Mercury's version of the Ford Fairlane. It was only made for three model years, beginning in 1961, and ending after 1963, the only year a station wagon was available. Also available was the fancy S-33 model, which had nicer trim and a better interior. This Meteor looks absolutely fantastic on 60s-style gold slot mags, which compliment this Mercury's 60s styling cues perfectly

 

 

 

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1967 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser

Introduced in 1964, the Vista Cruiser was a wagon version of the Cutlass. There were extra windows in the roof on a sort of pod over the rear seats. It was, along with the Buick Sport Wagon, a special, luxurious wagon that was definitely a status symbol of the time. This particular car, while pretty rough, still looks good with its slot mags, rake, and hood scoop, all straight out of the 70s.

 

  

 

1976 Ford Pinto MPG Runabout

1969 Ford F100 Pickup

1979 Ford LTD Wagon