Showing posts with label 1970's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1970's. Show all posts

Lincoln Continental


1978 (?) Lincoln Continental lowrider

1977 Ford Thunderbird


Chevy Silverado Stepside


1977(?) Chevrolet Silverado C/K Stepside truck

Ford Bronco Ranger


Very rare to see a 1966-77 Bronco in this good of condition.

1970 Ford Mustang


This is one of my favorite years of the Mustang body style.

VW Karmann Ghia


I came across yet another lonely Karmann Ghia waiting to be restored.

1978 Ford F100



Volkswagen Convertible


A little red convertible Beetle from 1971

Custom Chevrolet Cheyenne 10


No doubt, that once finished, this 1972 Chevy will be another meticulously detailed award winning truck from the crew at Star Truck Auto Concepts.

Chevrolet Silverado 10 Series Truck


There's just something about these old 1973-80's Chevy trucks!

Volkswagen Type 2 T2 Bus


According to the sign on the windshield, this great looking custom VW T2 Bus had it's "Chick Magnet Switch" in the off position for everyone's safety.

Chevrolet Corvette C3


The 1972 Corvette was the last to carry these beautiful chrome bumpers. The 70-72 Corvette has always been one of my favorite vettes.

1975 Chevy Vega Kammback GT Wagon


This 1975 Chevrolet Vega wagon was recently purchased from a seller in Austin, Texas through ebay. You might think that would explain the bright University of Texas orange but it's actually the original factory color. Just about everything on this car is original.

1977 Pinzgauer 710K


This is a Swiss built 1977 Steyr-Puch Pinzgauer 710K all-terrain vehicle. It was originally a radio truck that served in the Swiss military during the late 1970's and 1980's.  It is powered by an air cooled 2.5 liter inline 4 cylinder engine that makes around 90hp and about 130 lbs of torque!

VW Karmann Ghia Type 34


Do you recognize this particular Volkswagen Type 34? It's such a beautiful car but it will look even more amazing once it is fully restored. I'm sure there's an interesting story behind how it ended up in this South Texas lot. If you know the story then please email Valley Ride Styles so we can share it.