Rods and Classics USA September 2013

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SEPTEMBER • 2013

FREE MAGAZINE

IN THIS ISSUE:

VOLUME 1 • ISSUE 2

RE-ENGINEERING THE CLASSICS NOSTALGIA TRIBUTE: THE TUCKER 48 CAR SHOW REPORTS


Celebrate 40 Years of an American Classic

Thurs, Nov 28th - Sat, Nov 30th 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Sun, Dec 1st 8:00 am - 2:00 pm Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL

The Largest Classic Car Show in the U.S. Over 6,000 classic cars for show & sale ~ Massive swap meet ~ Hand crafted art ~ Great food ~ Entertainment Tickets: $15 Thursday-Saturday ~ $10 Sunday ~ 4 day ticket $50 Children 11 & under free with accompanied adult For more info: www.daytonabeachcarshows.com or call 386-255-7355

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From the Editor Mission statement Our magazine mission is to be one of the most valuable sources of information and resources in automobile events. We are committed to presenting high quality reports and maintaining excellence in editorial content. ***************************************** Publisher, Carlos Cevallos Chief Editor, Art Fernandez Photo Editor, Carlos Cevallos Art Director, Ruben D. Morales Sales Manager, Carlos Cevallos Calendar Editor, Gerry Perez Web Master, Lisyandri Perez Illustrator, Paco Pincay Aditional Photos, Jose Morales (El Pepe)

Re-Engineering the Classics In the early 1950’s, top speed in our highways was about 50MPH, the average distance between vehicles was about a “football field” and if you needed directions, a gas station would sell you a map. Today technology has truly spoiled us, with cruise control, GPS, navigation and on board computers that can even call for reservations at your favorite restaurant. So what do you do if you want all those great innovation’s in your old vehicle? You enter the world of The HOT ROD, a special place were you will find methods and parts to bring that vintage car to present standards. With a multitude of aftermarket company’s constantly re-engineering and fabricating new parts like, suspensions, engines, electronics also safety equipment and creature comforts. That now apply to classics and virtually anything on wheels. So with all this in mind, do not be so surprised when you are on your next trip on the Turnpike and see a 1957 Chevy passes you up at 95 MPH, with its window’s up enjoying a tune on its mp-3 radio and ice cold A/C. In our magazine you will see some fine examples of these special vehicles, and the owners that went through the build.

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Chief Editor Art Fernandez

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CONTENTS • • • • • • • • •

Old Town park Wings over Miami Homestead Speedway DUB Show in Miami Edition’s Dream Car: Re-engineering Nostalgia: The Tucker 48 Upcoming Car Shows in Florida Professional Services Classifieds

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Kissimmee, Fla.

**Article by Rachel McIntee Old Town, Kissimmee, FL is the home of the most well known classic car cruise in the world, the Saturday Nite Cruise®. We take pride in the part we play bringing car enthusiasts together to celebrate a time when the automobile was more than just an appliance, a time when the automobile was the blend of the all-American ideals of individualism and freedom. Whether you were getting your kicks on route 66 or just heading for the drive-in, these cars were anything but basic transportation. Soaring tail fins, oversized taillights, chrome-plated metalwork, and over the top upholstery transformed automobiles into art that was lovingly washed and polished by teenagers every weekend before they cruised down to the local hang out. Old Town captures this feeling every Saturday night and we invite all pre-1975 hot rods, street rods, and antiques to join us as we cruise down memory lane. The cars start arriving at 1:00p.m., a live Oldies band takes the Main Stage starting at 7:00p.m. The cars cruise down Old Town’s brick streets at 8:30p.m. ¶

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Miami, Fla

**Article by Oscar Castro Clear weather, vintage aircraft, honorable veterans, great music, and 205 vehicles representing our automotive history all the way from the 1920’s to 2013! That in a nutshell, sums up the Wings Over Miami Air Museum Festival and Car Show held on May 25, 2013. Over 1,650 people came to enjoy the festival and view the fine automobiles on display. There was plenty of blue grass music provided by several The award Ceremony with bands and several flights of vintage aircraft roared overhead. The day was full of activities the host Oscar Castro and special treats, such as the historical seminar from renowned author, Seth Bramson, the photography exhibit, and to everyone’s delight, 95 year old Lt. Col. Eldridge Williams was on hand to sign autographs and talk about his experiences as a member of the famed Tuskegee Airmen (The Red Tails). The event car show was hosted by the Benefit Car Shows Group (www. benefitcarshows.com) and the musical portion by the South Florida Blue Grass Association. Over 50 volunteers, members of the Civil Air Patrol, and other organizations, helped bring this record breaking event together. So successful was this event in helping the Museum fund, that plans are already on the way for next years’ show on Saturday, May 24, 2014! ¶

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Autoaficionados: Homestead Speedway was the place to be. Lots of road racing, show cars and even a model car kit exhibition!

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Miami, Fla

**Article by Art Fernandez The DUB Show Tour arrived to the Miami Beach Convention Center May of this year. This car show is one of the most energetic gatherings of vehicles, products and entertainment you will ever see under one roof. The first DUB Show debuted in year 2000, it has evolved into a culture of its own. Touring over 15 cities in the United States, accompanied by some major sponsors like Monster Energy drink, Toyota, UFC, X-Box and the list continues. Also participating you have some of the wildest car clubs, showcasing their incredible rides. You will see new vehicles completely modified, from wheels to sound systems, custom body kits, etc. at the same time you will see a classic with all the new modern marvels. The sponsored setup some impressive displays and booths to promote their products, offering samples, brochures and information on some of the latest products, both for the vehicles and their owners. If you have never attended one of these shows, it is a completely different experience, you will see creations and models that you won’t find at local shows, celebrities will have some of their most expensive rides on display. The DUB Show only comes to Miami once a year, keep in tune with Rods & Classics for the next show information. œ

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                                                                   

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Edition’s D RE-ENGINEERING THE CLASSICS

**Article by: Art Fernandez Our cover car rolled out of the factory in 1937 as a Plymouth business coupe. It’s retail value was 510 dollars, making it very affordable. There was a production number of 18202 on the P-3 model. This model was powered by a straight 6 cylinder flat head that produced 82 HP and 145 pounds of torque. The car did not

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Dream Car

Concept by Carlos, Photography by Gerry, Design by Rubén. Cars courtesy of Oswald “Ozzy” Perez.

have a back seat or radio. It was called a business coupe because it was designed for the door to door sales person. This multipurpose vehicle would be driven to work and to the grocery store during the week. It was also used to go to the drive-in theater, followed by a burger and a shake at the local diner on the weekends. ...Continues on page 18

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Edition’s Dream Car

RE-ENGINEERING THE CLASSICS

...Continues from page 16

Today, nearly 8 decades later, our cover car has been re-engineered. This rod features a new chevy 350 CID, 400 HP power plant attached to a 700 R4 overdrive transmission and a 12 bolt POSI rear end, not to mention the countless hours at the paint and body shop, plus all the custom fabrication that went into fitting all those great high performance parts. The proud owner Oswaldo “Ozzy” Perez, a fan of the color yellow, spent months searching for the perfect shape and color combination for his hot rod. ...Continues on page 19

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On a sunny 4th of July holiday in Florida, he found his dream car at a car show in Miami Springs. The next day he purchased the vehicle and has had it ever since. After owning the car for several years and enjoying many cruises and car shows, the car fever bug struck him again! This time “Ozzy” wanted the full experience of building his own hot rod. He chose a 1955 second generation GMC pickup truck he currently owned and used as a daily driver. The build took him two years, after some set backs, he finally got it just the way he wanted.

The color choice was yellow to match the other hot rod and give the vehicle a nostalgic look. A staggered tire wheel combination was used, 17 inches in the front and 18 inches in the rear, cragar SS, plus a custom suspension with disc breaks. Giving it a hot rod stance, the truck has an assortment of modifications including: power steering, power windows, power brakes, vintage air conditioning, and a back up camera to avoid hitting any objects. It also has an electric bed cover. The custom interior is accented with leather seats, door panels, new gauges, and a tilt steering Column. The heart of this truck is a tuned port Chevy 350 corvette motor, with an automatic overdrive transmission and lots of chrome under the hood. This truck has the modern technology that keeps it safe out on the modern day street, but at the same time it maintains its classic look. This fortunate owner has spent countless hours and loads of money creating that one-of-a-kind ride. The “to do list” on one of these projects is endless, specially when everything is customized to the owner’s taste. There will be plenty of times when these projects get the best of you. Although, it is also very rewarding when things start to come together and you accomplish re-engineering marvels in that one-of-a-kind vehicle. This reminds me of a popular TV credit card commercial where the prices are broken down; a 1955 Chevy truck: $3500, parts for restoration: $40,000, labor hours: $35,000. Driving to pick up Junior at school in a perfectly re-engineered, personalized vehicle: PRICELESS. As for the owner of these two custom yellow vehicles, it is uncertain when the car fever bug will strike again.¶

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Nostalgia

The TUCKER 48 **Introduction by: Art Fernandez

Preston Tucker A man with ideas ahead of his time. In present day I’d say he was a time traveler, a term recently used, meaning a person that can travel to the future as well as the past, you remember that movie, “Back to the future”, with the Delorean, that is the idea. The Tucker Torpedo, a car that was filled with innovations that are now a part of our normal daily driven vehicles. Let’s go back in the time machine to 1948... 20 Rods & Classics


**Article by: George Fernandez The Tucker 48 was a the dream of Preston Tucker. He wanted to build a safe car that was affordable and full of innovations. After landing government funds and innovative business dealings he got the money he needed to begin the project. Preston Tucker managed to acquire an old aircraft plant in Chicago, Illinois. There he began to build the famous Tucker 48. He lured car designer Alex Tremulis to help with the car’s design. Tucker priority was to build the safest car on the road. He began with some innovations that were ahead of their time. This made the Big Three Auto Makers; General Motors, Ford and Chrysler take notice. The new features Tucker wanted were: •Directional Third Headlight •Rear Engine •Perimeter Frame Protection •Roll Bar Integrated Roof •Steering Box behind the front axle •Controls within easy reach of the steering wheel. •Padded Dash •Shattered Proof Windshield •Key Locking Parking Brake for theft protection

•Doors extended to roof for easy entry and exit. •The drive train could be lowered in minutes for quick maintenance. •4 Wheel Independent Suspension Tucker further envisioned added innovations to the car. But, due to high cost in development and other problems they were never implemented. These features would have been: •Mag Wheels •Disc Brakes •Fuel Injection •Self Sealing Tubeless Tires •Direct Drive Torque Converter Tucker also promised a 150 horse power engine. After much development he settled on the O-335 Aircraft Engine. This was an air cooled engine which had to be converted to water cooled. The engine developed 166 hp which was more than adequate for its use. The engine was mated to the Tucker Y-1 transmission. The car proved to be road worthy and very safe for its time. One of the Tucker prototypes was rolled in a test run at 95 mph. All the safety features worked as the driver was able to ...Continues on page 22

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Nostalgia ...Continues from page 21

walk away from the crash with only some minor bruises. After the change of a damaged tire, the car was able to drive away. Tuckers were also tested for 18 hour runs at the Indianapolis International Speedway. The tests proved the car to be safe, tough and reliable. Investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the US Justice Department into Preston Tucker’s business dealings led to the Tucker 48’s demise. Though Tucker was acquitted of any wrong doing, the damage had already been done. Public perception had been tarnished. Some say that the Big Three had something to do with Tucker’s down fall. It would have cost millions of dollars for the Big Three to compete with “The Tucker”. After all, they were the top dogs on the block. Who was this guy Tucker, coming in and setting new standards in automotive safety and design? People would think that GM, Ford and Chrysler didn’t care about building safe automobiles. Preston Tucker managed to build 51 Tucker 48s before the company closed in 1949. Today these Tucker 48s are extremely collectable if you can afford one. The last Tucker 48 sold at auction in 2012. That one sold for over $2.9 million dollars. So where can you go see an actual real Tucker? Well, it so happens that we are fortunate enough to have one right here in Florida. The Tallahassee Automobile Museum has a Tucker 48 on display. This green Tucker 48 was the car used in the movie “Tucker A Man And His Dream”. According to the museum the Tucker was purchased sometime before 1995 by museum founder Devoe L. Moore. He also purchased the Studebaker that was made to look like a Tucker for the Movie. The Tucker look-a-like was used as a stunt double. This car is the one that rolls over during a test run at the Indianapolis International Speedway. Rolling a real Tucker was just out of the question!! If you are ever in the Tallahassee area, please visit the Tallahassee Automobile Museum. They are located at 6800 Mahan Dr. Tallahassee, Fl..¶

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Upcoming Car Shows in Florida September 1, 2013 Melbourne, FL

The Space Coast Convertible Club Memaw’s BBQ 600 E. EauGallie Blvd. Starts 7pm (321) 724 5322

September 1, 2013 Bushnell, FL

Sumter Swap Meets, Rain or shine car & truck show, free with paid gate admission. 7620 S.R. 471 (2-1/2 mi. north of Webster Flea Market) 7:30am to 3:00pm

September 7, 2013 Melbourne, FL

11th Annual Vettes at the beach, Hosted by Miracle Strip Corvette. Registration starts at 8 am www. miraclestripCorvette.com; msccvette@cox.net

September 8, 2013 Mount Dora, FL

Cars & Guitars at Renninger’s Twin markets, 20651 US Hwy 441, Registration 8-11am Cash Prizes , www.renningers. com Call (352)383 8393 Every Second Sunday

September 14, 2013 Penssacola Beach, FL

20th Annual CRCC Car Show, Wickham Park Pavillon, 3685 Wickham Road, 9am-3pm Contact Rich (321)795 7363

September 14, 2013 Punta Gorda, FL

3rd Annual NSRA APPRECIATION DAY AND CAR SHOW @ Rick Treworgy’s MUSCLE CAR CITY 3811 Tamiami Trail, 33950 , From 9:00am to 1:00pm For more info call Muscle Car City (941) 575-5959

September 15, 2013 Miami, FL

CAULEY SQUARE CAR SHOW, ‘90 and older only, open to all make and model. All clubs are welcome. 22400 S. Dixie Hwy Miami Fl, 11am-3pm (786)344 4228

September 15, 2013 Citra, FL

North Ocala Swap Meet 14525 NW 21s Ct. 32113 Starts at 8 am. Call (352)591 2377 www.northocalaswapmeet.com; ocalaswapmeet@aol.com

September 21, 2013 Pinellas Park, FL

Lake Summer Car & Truck Show at Quaker Steak & Lube 10400 49th St. North 33762 Registration 11am 2pm www. premiumcarshows.com Call (727)547 8082

September 28, 2013 Palm Bay, FL

1st Annual Space Coast Harley Fall Car and Bike Show, Presented by High Performance Promotions, Coast harle Davidson at 1440 Executive Circle, NE 32905 from 11:00am to 3:00pm, further info, cal Misty Lanier (407) 925 3179

October 6, 2013 Bushnell, FL

Sumter Swap Meets, Rain or shine car & truck show, free with paid gate admission. 7:30am to 3:00pm 7620 S.R. 471 (2-1/2 mi. north of Webster Flea Market)

October 18, 2013 Cutler Bay, FL

Holy Rosary Craft Festival & Car Show 8 to 4pm 18455 Franjo Rd. in Cutler Bay. 37th Annual Fall Crafts Festival and Car Show family event with delicious food, exceptional crafts, kids’ interactive area, youth oriented entertainment and Car Show

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November 1st, 2013 Celebration, FL

3rd Annual Corvette Fall Classic Mystic Dunes Resort, 7600 Mystic Dunes Lane, Fri thru Sunday Nov 1st thru Nov 3rd All year Corvettes accepted Contact pennsboro1j@cfl.rr.com

November 23 & 24, 2013 Miami, FL

HARVEST FESTIVAL FREE CAR SHOW 10901 Coral Way (SW 24th St) Early Bird Saturday 8am-10am (No Discounts Apply) Regular Hours: Saturday - 10am - 5pm Sunday - 10am to 5pm; $10.00 per person Regular Hours $8.00 per person Children 5 to 12 $2.00 per child 4 & under Free. FREE PARKING

November 28 - 30, 2013 Daytona Beach, FL Daytona Turkey Run, 8:00am to 4:0pm; Sunday Dec 1st 8:00am to 2:0pm Daytona Intl Speedway Contact (386)255 7355

December 8, 2013 Miami, FL

Toy For Tots Car Show, The Marines Will Be On Hand To Collect The Toys 11:00am to 3:00pm, Sir Pizza of Kendall: 12562 SW 120st Early Pre- Registration-$5 Plus 1 Unwrapped Toy, Trophies / T-Shirts / Dash Plaques, DJ Music, Free Raffles, REGISTRATION FORM and ADDITIONAL DETAILS GO TO: www.benefitcarshows.com

January 4 - 12, 2014 West Palm Beach, FL

Super Car Week A full week of auto enthusiast’s events throughout Palm Beach County, ending with a Grand Finale on the waterfront. More than half of the participants on Sunday are individual vehicle owners that bring their cars and families out for the fun filled family day on the waterfront. For more info, visit the website, or call Neil at (954) 2965204

January 12, 2014 Sunrise, FL

Renegade Corvette Club Open Car & Truck Show 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Hosted by the Renegade Corvette Club, and held at Ed Morse Sawgrass Auto Mall, 14401 West Sunrise Boulevard, there’s dash plaques and event T-shirts for the first 100 registered, Top 40 awards for Corvettes, and Top 40 awards for non-Corvettes, cash awards, DJ Scott, 50/50 drawings, door prizes, food and beverage available, Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders and Florida Panthers Ice Dancers, and more. For more info, call John at (954) 980-2670.

January 23 - 26, 2014 Kissimee, FL

NCRS 36TH ANNUAL WINTER REGIONAL MEET Old Twon, 5770 W Bronson Memorial Hwy For more info www.ncrsfl.org

February 16, 2014 Homestead, FL

Homestead Bay front Park Car Show 10:00am to 4:00pm, 9698 N Canal Drive www.southdadecarshow.com 786-344-4428 Gerry Perez


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Weekly and Monthly Cruise-ins Every Tuesday

Miami, FL “Turbo Tuesday” Inviting Luxury, Exotic, Muscle and SuperCars ONLY Dynamic Turbo, 8:00pm to 11:00pm 14261 SW 120th ST 33186 T. (305) 386 6545

Every Friday

Fort Lauderdale, FL Towershopps of Davie’ Friday Night Cruise I-595 / University Dr. (south 2 blocks on left - behind Flanagan’s in Plaza) Hosted by: ‘Florida Street Rods’ No pets. No reserve parking past 7:00pm. No loud stereo For Vendor info, contact Mike: (954) 806 7822

First Saturday

Miami, FL Sir Pizza Kendall, Classic and antiques car show 1990 and older ONLY 6:00pm to10:00pm 12562 SW 120St. Miami Fl. 33186 Please remember No Parking in front of any ATM or parking in front of Chase Bank. Thank you for your cooperation.

First Saturday

Key Largo, FL D-Hooker Car Show Sports Bar & Grill, 102250 Overseas Hwy. mm 102.3 (305) 451 4105 Classic Cars and Trucks 6pm-9pm

Second Saturday

Miami, FL Elks Family Day Every Come and join From 11:00am 3:00pm 10301 SW 72ND ST OPEN Car Show (Lunch included for driver and one passenger) Farmer’s Market, Family Fun!, DJ Spinning Tunes, Kids Bounce House, Pool Party (Bring your towel), Craft Vendors, Food Trucks, Elks Lounge Happy Hour All Day, Indulge in some of the finest cuisines while having a blast!, Come Early – Stay Late, VENDORS Welcomed!

Third Saturday

Miami, FL. Sir Pizza Kendall, Anything On Wheels Show. All year and model 6:00pm to 10:00pm. 12562 SW 120St. No Parking @ any ATM or in front of Chase Bank.

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Weekly and Monthly Cruise-ins Punta Gorda, FL Monthly Car Show at Rick Treworgy’s Muscle Car City 3811 Tamiami Trail 33950 More info (941)575-5959 Miami, FL Shorty’s Car Show 11575 SW 40 St. 1978 & older ONLY 6:00 to 11:00pm More info call Brian (305) 926 8864

FEATURING: CAR SHOW REPORTS, EVENT COVERAGE, READER RIDES, AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES AND CAR PRODUCTS.

Third Sunday

Key West, FL Starting in October, hosted by Southernmost Car Club, at the Sugarloaf Lodge (mm17 on US1) from noon to 4:00pm A free event with 50’s music with 50/50 raffles, door prizes. For more info, call Dick Moody (305) 942 1758 or visit www.southernmostcarclub.com TELL YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY

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Fourth Saturday

Hialeah, FL Sir Pizza Hialeah Anything On Wheels Show. All year and model 6:00pm to 10:00pm ALL CLUBS ARE WELCOME, TELL YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY 1695 W 49st. Hia, Organized by Gerry’s car show.

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Car Clubs of South Florida NCRS, Florida Chapter www.ncrsfl.org

Muscle Stangs of Miami, FL www.musclestangsofmiami.com

Magic City Mustangs Car Club Miami, FL www.magiccitymustangs.org

Gulfshore Mustang Club of Southwest Florida Fort Myers - Naples, FL www.gulfshoremustangclub.com

Bay Mustang Club Panama City, FL www.baymustangclub.com

RENEGADE CORVETTE CLUB www.renegadecorvetteclub.com

Corvettes of Naples corvettesofnaplesfl.com

Gulf Coast Corvette Club Bradenton / Sarasota, FL

www.GulfCoastCorvetteClub.com

Yesteryears Classic Car Club Miami, FL www.yesteryearsclassiccarclub.com

Bow Tie Camaro Club West Palm Beach, FL www.BowTieCamaroClub.com

Emerald Cost Corvette Club Panama City, FL emeraldcoastcorvetteclub.com

Sunshine State Camaro Club www.sunshinestatecamaroclub.com

Tri-County Camaros

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South Florida Volkswagen

Carlos Cevallos (305) 799 3135 carlos@ezzyshotstudios.com A virtual tour of your business with Street View technology

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Vintage Volkswagen Club of America www.vvwca.com

Miami V-Dubs

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Palmetto Bugs, Greater Miami Vintage VW Club www.volksblast.com

South Florida Region AACA Antique Automobile Club of America

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British Car Club of Miami

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Professional Services

For Professional Services Ads, go to: www.RodsAndClassicsUSA.com Sell your Car and Spare Parts in the Classified section: FULL COLOR PICTURE CLASSIFIED: 1 MONTH $35.00 + FREE 2 MONTHS ONLINE - or List your business in PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: FULL COLOR BUSINESS CARD LISTING Special $55.00 per month or 3 months for $45.00 each. Click and Send your ad following this criteria: Scanned Business Cards MUST be 2.5’x1.44’ in CMYK, EPS Format

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Classifieds

1990 Corvette convertible polo green with tan interior and tan top, ps, pb, pw, ps, dvd, 700r4 automatic, L98, 100098mi, runs and drives great, drive anywhere. $10,500.00 obo gerry 786-344-4228

64 bel air Chevrolet 4 door all original, engine works like new. I have spare parts, new hood, all metal body work done & trunk also floor board! Starting price 15k obo!

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2003 Honda Civic LX 990 Full a/c 133k miles, Grey Interior, Power windows, locks, Five Speed (786)255-0174 asking $4,800.00

2002 Mercury Le Sable GS 113k miles, Grey on Grey asking $3,500.00. a/c power windows power doors, tilt, automatic transmission. (786)255-0174

CHEVELLE CONVERTIBLE, 1964, 350 SMALL BLOCK, 4 W. DISC, WORKS UP AND DOWN-NEW HOSES Asking $16,500.00 CALL DAVID (305)261-0126

1979 Z28 Brown Tan Interior, Power steering, power brakes, tilt wheel, 4 new tires, FM/AM, 81k Original Mi. 350eng matching numbers 350 transmission air conditioning works call Gerry at 786 344 4228 $10,500 or best offer.

1952 CHEVY PICKUP, FIRST SERIES 3100 REBUILT ENGINE. Asking $6,600.00 Luis Melendez (786)427-0012

DODGE CHARGER 1973, REBUILT ENGINE, GOOD INTERIOR Asking $19,600.00 Obo. (786)427-0012.

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paint. Very clean and original. Asking price $13,500. Phone # 3054919608

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1989 Camaro Z-28, Asking $2,500.00 (786)255-0174

1982 Chevy Corvette.Clean title in hand 91,000 original miles. This is a matching numbers car. Removable Targa top. Working A/C, PW, PS, doors, seats, etc. Asking $9,900 OBO; 305-200-2952 Carlos.

GMC-PICKUP-1955, 2nd Gen. GMC 383 True Port engine, 700R4 automatic transmission, power windows/doors, tilt wheel, full A/C, tan leather interior, AM/FM CD Player, tinted glass, asking $75,000.00, contact Ozzy (786) 271 5386

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