When one thinks about old, classic cars and models, the impression that comes to one’s mind would be the shapely Corvettes and other muscle cars. Till today, these cars have the capacity to capture the interest of the next generation. The benefits of these cars are that the engines are still in great condition, they can be used for short and long drives, and you have the added advantage of being the proud owner of a vintage beauty.

1971 Chevrolet K-20
Available as a fully restored 1971 model available for sale generally by the owners, this old Chevrolet car is a 4×4 model that is up for grabs. This makes for a great ride on the road, off the road, in the mountains, in the desert, and every other terrain. The features of this vehicle include its super clean design, a fully restored frame with a strong body, a smooth ride, an automatic transmission and power steering with power brakes as well. This car has a smoothly working engine and a tachometer that is placed in the center. This car faces no leakage issues and can be still driven like a new vehicle. On an average, this car is available for sale around $32,500.

1972 Plymouth Road Runner
This classic, regal-looking, open car is priced at an average of $29,900 for sale in the country. The used version of this car has a plethora of features that include a 4-speed pistol grip, a fully restored frame, new tires, a restored engine, a fresh clutch, an oil change, and wheel alignment. This car’s engine still delivers a formidable amount of power, despite not being as mighty as it used to be. Some used cars even feature new leather seats and a fresh carpet. The car still runs strong and has no leakages.

1970 Shelby GT350
This car, nicknamed Black Beauty by some, is one of the most sought-after old cars for sale. The car is priced in the higher range and costs around $72,000 to buy in the country. While this car was originally available in yellow paint, most of the cars were painted black during the 1980s. Also, the best part is that these car’s parts are still available for any repair work that needs to be done. Lastly, this is an automatic transmission vehicle with a V8 engine.

1976 Cadillac Eldorado
This vehicle is the last of its available models in this section and is a red beauty with a V8 engine. This is a convertible model; hence, when it’s drizzling or too sunny, the hood can be put down. Leather seats and power steering lend a classy feel to this vehicle, which is available for a price of around $49,900.