Picture vehicles available to film and TV productions across the United States, currently in Arizona, California, Maryland, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania and more. Owners list for free and productions request vehicles through MoovieCars. 101 vehicles listed. Updated 2026-10-20.
This 2014 Ural Gear Up is a rugged, adventure-ready sidecar motorcycle with a distinctive vintage military appearance that stands out on camera. Finished in factory gray, it offers an authentic, utilitarian look suitable for a wide range of film, television, commercial, music video, and photo productions.
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This 2014 Ural Gear Up is a rugged, adventure-ready sidecar motorcycle with a distinctive vintage military appearance that stands out on camera. Finished in factory gray, it offers an authentic, utilitarian look suitable for a wide range of film, television, commercial, music video, and photo productions.
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100% rust free original body,frame ,engine,trans,drive train
complete custom black interior
runs and drives great on freeways and offroads
unique concept restoration ,finished with special clear coat on its well exposed bare metal .
2013 Lexus ES350 Gray Good Condition All Original
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2013 Lexus ES350 Grey
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Can make the unit a marked polive car or remove lightbar and make unmarked detective car
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Exotic British street legal race car. McLaren, 720 S in volcano yellow
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Beautiful 1967 Vespa Sprint 150 with classic Italian styling. Fully restored and in running condition, featuring its distinctive vintage look and light blue finish. A great period vehicle for film, television, commercials, photography, music videos, events, and other productions.
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Like new original stainless Tesla Cybertruck - BEAST with factory hitch.
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Period-Accurate 1996 Saturn SC2 (White, 5-Speed Manual) – Philadelphia / Tri-State area
Available for film, television, commercial, and print production in the greater Philadelphia, South Jersey, and Delaware regions. This is a highly authentic, period-correct 1996 Saturn SC2 three-door coupe in factory white.
Condition & Aesthetic:
Exterior: Factory white paint with light, authentic "street-parked" wear and minor scratches. Perfect for a realistic, non-mint look. No major body damage, rust, or modern modifications.
Interior: Clean, original late-90s upholstery and dashboard styling. (Door cards and headline have been reupholstered.)
Mechanical: 5-speed manual transmission. Fully operational, reliable, and drives smoothly. Can be safely driven or parked on camera.
Best Fit For: Late 1990s, 2000s, or 2010s period pieces. Background traffic, street-parking filler, or a realistic character car (commuter, student, working-class citizen).
Best Fit For: Late 1990s, 2000s, or 2010s period pieces. Background traffic, street-parking filler, or a realistic character car (commuter, student, working-class citizen).
Location: Based in Philadelphia area; willing to travel/deliver within the Tri-State region.
Availability: Flexible scheduling for single-day or multi-day shoots. Drive Status: Can be driven on-camera by stunt drivers/vetted actors (manual transmission experience required), or utilized strictly as a static prop. Owner-on-set available.
Daily driver, honest wear, great character. It reminds me of a truck from No Country For Old Men.
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Available for film, television, and commercial use.
This 1984 Baker Supercat ultralight offers a unique, authentic vintage aviation look—perfect for period pieces, stylized shoots, or hangar/airfield scenes.
Originally blue, the aircraft was repainted for a previous photo shoot. The finish has visible drips and minor imperfections, giving it a raw, realistic character on camera. Structurally, the airframe is clean, complete, and presents well.
Includes:
• Complete airframe
• Wings and control surfaces
• Visible hardware and major components
Notes:
• Non-operational (no engine installed)
• Ideal as a static prop or set dressing piece
• Can be staged for ground scenes, trailers, or controlled environments
Located in Richmond, Virginia.
Delivery, staging, and on-set support available upon request.
This stunning vintage convertible appears to be a late 1920s to early 1930s American roadster, likely a Ford Model A or similar era vehicle, beautifully restored to show-quality condition. The car features a striking two-tone paint scheme with a brilliant red body and contrasting black fenders, complemented by classic whitewall tires and polished chrome appointments throughout. The black soft-top convertible roof is in excellent condition, and the vehicle showcases period-correct details including exposed headlamps, running boards, a prominent chrome grille, and what appears to be a rumble seat configuration.
The car is clearly well-maintained and stored in a climate-controlled environment, evidenced by the pristine paintwork and immaculate chrome finish. All visible mechanical components, including the exposed spare tire and period-appropriate wheels, appear to be in excellent working order. This vehicle would be ideal for productions set in the late 1920s through early 1930s, including period dramas, prohibition-era pieces, or early Depression-era stories. Its showroom condition and classic American styling would make it perfect for featured vehicle work, romantic scenes, or establishing shots requiring authentic period transportation. The convertible configuration adds versatility for filming, allowing for both open-air and enclosed cabin shots depending on production needs.
This is a beautifully restored late 1920s Ford Model A pickup truck, finished in a classic dark forest green with contrasting cream-colored soft top and bright yellow wire spoke wheels with whitewall tires. The vehicle appears to be in excellent condition with authentic period details including the characteristic vertical chrome grille, round headlamps, exposed spare tire, and running boards. The truck displays what appears to be a California license plate from the era (132-817), adding to its authentic vintage appeal.
The restoration quality is exceptional, with pristine paint, chrome, and interior visible through the windows. All original styling elements appear intact, including the fold-down windshield, external sun visor, and period-correct hardware. The striking color combination and immaculate condition make this vehicle camera-ready for high-end productions.
This Ford Model A pickup would be perfect for period films and television productions set in the late 1920s through 1930s, including Depression-era dramas, rural Americana stories, or prohibition-themed productions. Its excellent condition and authentic details make it suitable for close-up shots and hero vehicle work. The truck would work particularly well for productions requiring a working-class or farming family vehicle, small-town settings, or any storyline needing an iconic representation of early American automotive culture.
Two tone candy pain with flames
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This is a beautifully restored 1930s Chevrolet Master Deluxe two-door coupe, finished in a stunning deep burgundy paint with pristine chrome details and classic whitewall tires. The vehicle appears to be in excellent condition, showcasing the distinctive horizontal chrome grille lines and streamlined Art Deco styling characteristic of late 1930s American automotive design. The paint finish is glossy and appears factory-fresh, while all chrome elements including the bumpers, grille, and trim pieces show exceptional restoration quality. The interior maintains period-appropriate styling, and the overall presentation suggests this is a frame-off or comprehensive restoration rather than a survivor vehicle.
Currently housed in what appears to be a well-organized collector's garage with automotive memorabilia, this vehicle would be ideal for period productions set between 1935-1945, including film noir pieces, World War II era dramas, or depression-era stories. The car's immaculate condition makes it suitable for hero car roles or prominent background work where close-up shots are required. Its classic burgundy color provides excellent on-camera presence without being overly flashy, making it versatile for both dramatic and lighter period pieces. The vehicle would work particularly well for productions requiring authentic American automotive styling from the late 1930s, whether for main character transportation or establishing shots that need to convey the elegance and optimism of pre-war American automotive design.
This is a stunning late 1930s Chevrolet Master Deluxe sedan, likely a 1939 model based on the distinctive horizontal grille design and body styling. The vehicle presents in exceptional condition with a deep, mirror-finish black paint job that photographs beautifully under studio lighting. The classic proportions feature the characteristic flowing fenders, integrated headlamps, and chrome trim typical of GM's pre-war luxury offerings. Notable details include what appears to be original or period-correct whitewall tires, pristine chrome work, and an authentic interior visible through the crystal-clear glass. The car displays vintage California black plates reading "187-223," adding to its period authenticity.
The vehicle appears to be either a high-quality restoration or remarkably well-preserved original, showing no visible rust, dents, or paint imperfections that would require touch-up work between takes. Currently housed in what appears to be a well-organized collector's garage, this Chevrolet would be ideal for period productions set in the late 1930s through early 1940s, including film noir projects, wartime dramas, or depression-era stories. Its elegant black finish and pristine condition make it particularly suitable for upscale scenes or as a hero car where close-up detail work is required. The classic styling would work equally well for both dramatic and comedic productions requiring authentic period transportation.
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Complete, AA rates. This is a beautifully restored Austin-Healey 3000, likely from the early-to-mid 1960s, presenting in excellent condition with a classic two-tone paint scheme featuring a deep navy blue body and white side panels. The convertible sports car showcases the iconic British roadster styling with its distinctive long hood, flowing fender lines, and characteristic side vents. The vehicle appears to be fitted with period-correct wire spoke wheels and maintains its original soft top configuration in black canvas, giving it an authentic vintage appearance.
The car's condition appears to be show-quality, suggesting either a complete restoration or exceptionally well-maintained original example. All chrome and trim pieces look to be in pristine condition, and the paint finish has a deep, lustrous quality that would photograph beautifully under various lighting conditions. This particular Austin-Healey would be ideally suited for period productions set in the 1960s, high-end automotive commercials, or any project requiring an elegant British sports car. Its timeless styling and excellent presentation would work equally well for romantic comedies, period dramas, or upscale lifestyle content where the vehicle needs to convey sophistication, adventure, and classic automotive heritage. The convertible configuration adds versatility for filming interior shots and creates dynamic visual opportunities for production teams.
GLADYS [ 1954 Chevrolet 210 Morocco Red ]
This beautiful classic vehicle is part of the Trak Transportation fleet, where we provide professional chauffeur services for weddings, proms, sporting events, corporate meetings, birthdays, anniversaries, music videos, photo shoots, holidays, and more!
**Trak Transportation is a FULLY licensed & insured Chauffeured Classic Car Rental Service Based in Henrico, VA.**
AACA award winning period correct, shows like brand new in 1955
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This is a beautifully restored 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air two-door hardtop, a true icon of American automotive design from the late 1950s. The vehicle features the classic red and white two-tone paint scheme with a white roof that was quintessential to the era, complemented by abundant chrome trim and the distinctive triple chrome spears on the rear quarter panel that make the '57 Chevy instantly recognizable. The car appears to be in excellent condition with a glossy finish, proper whitewall tires, and what appears to be original or period-correct steel wheels with dog dish hubcaps.
The vehicle maintains its authentic vintage appearance with no obvious modern modifications visible, making it perfect for period-accurate productions. The clean exterior, straight body lines, and well-maintained chrome suggest this car is camera-ready for close-up work. This classic would be ideal for productions set in the late 1950s through early 1960s, including period dramas, coming-of-age stories, or any project requiring that quintessential American dream car aesthetic. It would work particularly well for scenes depicting suburban family life, teenage romance, or the optimistic post-war boom era, and could serve as either a hero vehicle for principal characters or as atmospheric background to establish the period setting.
Show run
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Excellent condition. Original restoration. Only original parts that have been changed are the exhaust wheels and radio. The radio is still a classic look.
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Car is in excellent condition and all original except for the red interior which has been recently replaced.
**1960s Porsche 356 - Classic European Sports Coupe**
This beautifully maintained early 1960s Porsche 356 presents as an excellent period-correct vehicle in stunning ivory white with a contrasting burgundy leather interior. The car appears to be in exceptional condition with proper chrome bumpers, classic round headlights, and the distinctive sloped roofline that defines this iconic German sports car. Notable features include what appears to be original or period-appropriate steel wheels, proper badging, and well-maintained exterior trim. The vehicle shows no obvious modifications and maintains its authentic vintage character throughout.
This particular 356 would be ideal for productions set in the late 1950s through mid-1960s, making it perfect for period dramas, biographical films about that era, or any project requiring an upscale European sports car. Its pristine white finish and classic styling would work beautifully for romantic comedies, coming-of-age stories, or sophisticated dramas where the vehicle needs to convey taste, success, or European flair. The car's excellent condition means it should be reliable for multiple takes and various shooting scenarios, while its timeless elegance would complement both daytime and evening scenes without being overly flashy or distracting from the story.
Beautiful wedding car with a fully restored interior, unique color & charm, a vehicle fit for a Duchess...
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Restored
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1971 Plymouth Satellite Station Wagon. Automatic transmission. Gold paint and rust (ha). Multi-color interior: Green; Gold; Brown; Tan; White. Hand crank windows. Note: does not run at present as it is a restoration project. Would have to be a stationary prop. Same make and model of Carol Brady's wagon on the Brady Bunch. ;-)
This appears to be a 1970s Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu station wagon in a distinctive gold/tan color scheme that perfectly captures the aesthetic of that era. The vehicle features the classic long-body wagon proportions with multiple side windows, chrome door handles, and period-appropriate steel wheels with basic hubcaps. The paint shows some weathering and patina consistent with a car of this age, giving it an authentic lived-in appearance that would be perfect for period productions without requiring artificial aging.
The wagon is in what appears to be good driver-quality condition - showing honest wear but maintaining its structural integrity and original character. No obvious modifications are visible, keeping it true to factory specifications which is ideal for historical accuracy. The suburban residential setting and natural weathering make this vehicle particularly well-suited for 1970s-1980s family dramas, coming-of-age stories, or period pieces requiring authentic middle-class American family transportation. It would work exceptionally well for productions like "Stranger Things," "The Goldbergs," or similar nostalgic content where the vehicle needs to blend seamlessly into neighborhood scenes while still having enough character to feel genuine to the era.
1972 Ford LTD Country Squire station wagon. Automatic transmission. Cinnamon Bronze Metallic paint. Brown vinyl interior. Hand crank windows. Used in Angels and Demons, a CBN production. Has the seats in back with Ford Factory magnetic checkerboard. 8 passenger
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Good condition, unrestored seat upholstery, used in the background of the unreleased Pharrell Williams musical "Golden"
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Original car with 56k miles, except repainted from white to turquoise in 2025. Everything works.
This is a beautifully restored 1973-1974 Dodge Dart four-door sedan in stunning turquoise/teal metallic paint. The vehicle appears to be in excellent condition with period-correct chrome bumpers, whitewall tires on rally wheels, and pristine body work that showcases the classic early-70s Mopar styling. The car maintains its original proportions and trim details, including the distinctive dual headlight front end and clean side profile that defined this era of American compact cars.
The Dart shows no apparent modifications and appears to be a faithful restoration to factory specifications, complete with proper badging and trim pieces. Its immaculate condition and authentic period appearance make it ideal for productions set in the 1970s, particularly those requiring reliable family transportation vehicles of the era. This would be perfect for period dramas, coming-of-age stories, or any production needing to establish a mid-1970s timeframe. The four-door configuration and modest, middle-class appearance make it particularly suitable for portraying typical American family life of the disco era, while its excellent condition ensures reliability for multiple takes and extended filming schedules.
British spec chrome bumper car; currently has a removable hard top
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Car is in excellent condition with a 30 year old restoration including paint and interior. The only modifications are a teak dashboard, an upgrade to dual downdraft Weber carburetors and Minilite style wheels.
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Original well maintained survivor
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Stock 305 v8 with th350 transmission car has heat as well windows are tinted interior is burgundy & grey mostly original interior
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Step back into the height of 1980s elegance and corporate opulence with this pristine 1985 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur. Finished in a striking, factory-correct gold exterior with a matching rich brown Everflex roof and a sumptuous brown leather interior, this long-wheelbase British masterpiece exudes timeless status, "Wall Street" wealth, and retro luxury.This vehicle is meticulously maintained, showroom-clean, and features its iconic chrome waterfall grille, the proud Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, and immaculate wood veneer trim. It provides an unmatched, authentic backdrop for mid-80s or 90s period-piece films, television productions, high-end music videos, editorial fashion lookbooks, and luxury wedding static displays.
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Chevrolet Caprice Classic LS Brougham. 305 V8, automatic transmission, all power features you find in most modern vehicles. Burgundy paint and burgundy velour interior. Electric windows with dark tint. Used in Investigation Discovery - Killer Bods, Saturnalia (Horror Movie), and most recently in Angels and Demons - a CBN production
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Meet Miss Magnolia, a 1991 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur II in excellent condition. Serving as everything from a fancy wedding getaway car or a lasting impression to the big business meeting. A versatile vehicle...
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Pristine VIP status 1998 Mercedes Benz S320 W140. Meet Bertha! Red Carpet Ready!
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2006 Lincoln Towncar. Automatic transmission. Silver with tan interior. Electric windows and sunroof.
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Highly original Mercedes 240d
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Excellent running condition, period-correct modifications
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Excellent. 100% original. No modifications whatsoever. 90s vintage installed corded car phone.
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Great condition, everything original from 2013
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Shows like new
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This is a current-generation Kia Telluride (2020-present) three-row SUV in excellent condition, finished in what appears to be Ebony Black or a similar dark metallic paint. The vehicle features the popular "Nightfall Edition" or similar blacked-out trim package, with dark chrome accents, black window trim, and distinctive multi-spoke black alloy wheels that give it a premium, upscale appearance. The SUV shows no visible wear or damage and presents as a well-maintained family vehicle with modern styling cues including LED headlights, a bold front grille design, and clean body lines typical of contemporary luxury SUVs.
Notable features include the vehicle's substantial size and commanding road presence, making it ideal for portraying affluent suburban family life or executive transportation. The blacked-out aesthetic gives it a slightly more aggressive, upscale look compared to standard trim levels. This Telluride would work exceptionally well in contemporary drama productions, family-oriented content, or any scenario requiring a modern, reliable family SUV that suggests financial success without being ostentatious. It's particularly suitable for suburban settings, school pickup scenes, corporate executive characters, or any production needing a current-model, three-row SUV that represents the practical luxury vehicle choice of today's upper-middle-class families. The vehicle's pristine condition and popular color make it highly versatile for various production needs.
Bespoke special build
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1952 Willys Jeep M38A1. This is the first production year of the round fender jeeps. This Jeep was built for the US Army in September 1952, then transferred to the Marine Corps in 1965 and retired from Camp Lejeune in 1984. This type of jeep was deployed to Korea during the later part of the war. Some Marine Corp Willys were deployed to Vietnam as these were favored over their replacement the M151 Ford Mutt. Actual military service of this jeep is unknown. Runs Great, but top speed is 40 MPH. Would need to be towed over the highway to event location. Matching cargo trailer with era appropriate cargo also available to dress up the vehicle. Canvas top optional.
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1986 Chevy Pick-up Truck. In the 1980's the US Military ordered vehicles from General Motors, designated as the Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle (CUCV) this series of truck was used after Jeeps were retired and before the Humvee was developed. These trucks were typically used around military bases but could be deployed overseas for non-frontline military operations.
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Restored
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Stock original
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Restored
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Restored race replica bike.
Non running.
Restored
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Unrestored
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900cc supersport
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Original road bike.
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900cc Supersport Final Edition
Non running
**BMW R1200GS Adventure - Modern ADV Touring Motorcycle**
This is a BMW R1200GS Adventure motorcycle in excellent studio condition, featuring the distinctive blue, white, and gray "GS" rally-inspired livery with red accent details. The bike appears to be from the mid-2010s generation and showcases all the classic adventure touring elements that make this model iconic - the prominent front beak fairing, high-mounted dual exhaust system, spoked wheels with knobby tires, and substantial suspension travel. The motorcycle is equipped with what appears to be aftermarket pannier mounting systems and maintains the signature BMW boxer twin engine configuration that's immediately recognizable in profile.
The bike's pristine condition and aggressive yet refined aesthetic makes it particularly well-suited for contemporary action films, modern thrillers, or adventure travel documentaries where authenticity matters. The GS series has become synonymous with long-distance adventure riding and global exploration, making it perfect for scenes requiring a believable "around the world" or off-road capable motorcycle. Its substantial size and commanding presence also work well for scenes requiring a hero vehicle that conveys capability and adventure, while the BMW badge adds an element of premium European engineering that works for upscale character profiles or international productions.
**1953-1955 Buick Special/Century - Classic American Coupe**
This stunning red and cream two-tone 1950s Buick coupe represents quintessential mid-century American automotive design in exceptional condition. The vehicle features the distinctive "sweepspear" chrome side molding characteristic of Buick's styling from this era, complemented by chrome bumpers, trim, and classic whitewall tires on steel wheels. The glossy finish appears to be in show-quality condition with vibrant red paint and contrasting cream roof that catches light beautifully. The interior maintains period-appropriate styling with what appears to be original or carefully restored upholstery and dashboard elements.
Currently positioned on a hydraulic lift in what appears to be a well-maintained classic car garage or restoration facility, this vehicle demonstrates the level of care and maintenance that makes it ideal for high-end productions. The car would be perfect for period pieces set in the 1950s, particularly those requiring an upscale family vehicle or representing post-war American prosperity. Its pristine condition makes it suitable for close-up shots, hero car sequences, and any production where authenticity and visual impact are paramount. This Buick would work exceptionally well for dramas, period romance films, or any project seeking to capture the optimism and style of 1950s America.
This appears to be a mid-1960s Chevrolet Chevelle SS, likely a 1965-1967 model, finished in a striking dark metallic green with a black vinyl roof. The vehicle presents in excellent restored condition with what appears to be a custom lowered suspension and period-appropriate aftermarket wheels featuring chrome centers with blackwall tires. The classic muscle car proportions and clean body lines are beautifully preserved, showcasing the iconic design that made these vehicles so desirable during the height of the American muscle car era.
The car features the distinctive SS styling cues including the characteristic side body lines and proportions that defined Chevrolet's mid-size performance offering. Notable modifications include the lowered stance which gives it a more aggressive street machine appearance typical of modified classics from this era. The paint finish appears to be show-quality with excellent gloss and depth, while the chrome trim and brightwork are in very good condition.
This vehicle would be perfect for period productions set in the mid-to-late 1960s through early 1970s, particularly those depicting American muscle car culture, street racing scenes, or general suburban/small-town Americana. Its excellent condition and striking appearance would work well for hero car roles where the vehicle needs to be prominently featured, though its modified stance might limit its use in productions requiring completely stock period-correct vehicles. The car would be ideal for films, television shows, commercials, or music videos requiring an authentic and visually appealing classic American muscle car.
Recent frame off complete restoration, factory big block 396 4speed.
**1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible - Rally Red**
This stunning second-generation C2 Corvette convertible presents in exceptional show-quality condition with its iconic Rally Red paint displaying a deep, mirror-like finish. The vehicle features the classic Stingray proportions with distinctive side fender vents, chrome side exhaust pipes, and the signature split rear window design that defines this era. Notable modifications include aftermarket aluminum wheels with a modern five-spoke design that enhances the sporty aesthetic while maintaining period-appropriate proportions. The black convertible soft top appears to be in excellent condition, and the overall presentation suggests this is either a high-end restoration or extremely well-preserved original example.
The car sits on what appears to be slightly wider rear tires, suggesting possible performance modifications, though the overall appearance remains faithful to the original design language. Chrome bumpers, side pipes, and trim pieces all show excellent condition with no visible pitting or dulling. This vehicle would be ideally suited for period productions set in the mid-to-late 1960s through early 1970s, particularly those requiring an upscale sports car to convey luxury, performance, or American automotive culture of the era. Its pristine condition and classic good looks would work perfectly for hero car roles, romantic scenes, or establishing shots where the vehicle needs to be a standout visual element rather than just background transportation.
This is a beautifully restored late 1960s Ford Mustang coupe, likely a 1967-1968 model, finished in a striking black and silver two-tone paint scheme with red accent striping. The vehicle appears to be in excellent condition with a flawless paint job, pristine chrome work, and period-correct Torq Thrust-style aftermarket wheels wrapped in modern radial tires that maintain the classic aesthetic. The black vinyl roof and clean body lines showcase the iconic pony car proportions that made these Mustangs so desirable during the height of the muscle car era.
Notable modifications include the custom two-tone paint treatment and upgraded wheels, though the overall appearance remains true to the original design language. The car appears mechanically sound and road-ready, making it ideal for driving scenes. This vehicle would be perfect for productions set in the late 1960s through early 1980s, particularly those requiring an aspirational American sports car that represents youth culture, rebellion, or the golden age of Detroit muscle. It would work exceptionally well for period dramas, coming-of-age stories, or any production needing an authentic piece of Americana that photographs beautifully and captures the spirit of classic American automotive design.
**1968 Dodge Charger - Classic Muscle Car**
This stunning Dodge Charger represents the pinnacle of American muscle car design, featuring the iconic body lines that made this model legendary. The vehicle is in excellent running condition with a striking lime green patina paint job and a quirky interior. The classic racing stripes and chrome bumpers add authentic visual appeal that reads perfectly on film.
This particular Charger would be ideal for productions set in the late 1960s through early 1970s, perfect for period pieces, crime dramas, or any story requiring an authentic American muscle car with serious screen presence. Its vibrant color and pristine condition make it suitable for hero car roles where the vehicle needs to be a character in itself, though it's equally at home in background traffic for establishing shots. The car's iconic status and instantly recognizable silhouette make it particularly valuable for projects seeking that classic "golden age of muscle cars" aesthetic, whether for theatrical features, television series, or commercial work requiring automotive authenticity.
1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351. 4 SPD manual transmission. Medium Yellow Gold Paint. Black interior. Electric windows. Former Ford Marketing Vehicle. Appeared in Mustang Monthly Magazine "Best of the Bosses" 35th Anniversary article in 2004 and a full, two-page article in 2005.
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1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. 400 V8. Automatic transmission with all power features like modern vehicles. Chesterfield Brown paint. Tan vinyl interior. Electric windows. Used as drug dealer's car in Hulu miniseries Dopesick and in Pharrell Williams' Atlantis (did not make production).
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1979 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. 4 SPD manual transmission. Nocturne blue paint. Light blue hobnail cloth interior with factory T-tops. Electric windows
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Great condition, modified motor, interior is good and original, not original paint, wheels, motor or transmission.
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1996 Chevrolet Impala SS. Automatic transmission. Black paint with grey leather interior. Electric windows. Used as Department of the Justice investigators car in Hulu miniseries Dopesick.
This is a 1990s Chevrolet Caprice Classic, likely from the mid-1990s based on the body styling and wheel design. The vehicle presents in excellent condition with a deep black exterior finish that appears well-maintained and glossy. The sedan features the characteristic long hood and formal roofline of GM's full-size B-body platform, complemented by clean body-side moldings and what appears to be factory alloy wheels in good condition. The vehicle maintains its original proportions and stance, suggesting no significant modifications have been made.
The car's period-correct styling and pristine condition make it particularly suitable for productions set in the 1990s through early 2000s. Its clean, understated appearance would work well for both civilian and law enforcement roles, as the Caprice was widely used by police departments during this era. The black color adds versatility for various character types - from executive/business use to potential government or security applications. This vehicle would be ideal for period dramas, crime procedurals, or any production requiring authentic 1990s automotive atmosphere without the distraction of visible wear or modifications.
Award winning special 50th Anniversary Edition
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Stock (no mods), black leather interior, slight scratch in paint on rear driver's side fender flare, two sealed chips in windshield, cone marks on both front wheel wells from Autocross events (kept on purpose), SCCA and HPDE stickers under hood.
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1957 International Harvester Farmall 100 tractor should you ever need to do a Green Acres shoot. 4 SPD manual transmission. Red convertible. :-)
This vintage Farmall 140 tractor, manufactured by International Harvester in the late 1940s to early 1950s, presents as an authentic piece of mid-century American agricultural machinery. The unit displays the classic Farmall red paint scheme, though showing appropriate weathering and patina consistent with decades of farm use. The tractor retains its original narrow front-end configuration with dual small wheels, large rear agricultural tires with distinctive tread patterns, and the characteristic high-mounted operator position typical of cultivating tractors from this era.
The vehicle appears to be in good operational condition despite its aged appearance, with visible mechanical components including hydraulic lines, PTO (power take-off) systems, and what appears to be original or period-correct implement mounting hardware. Notable features include the distinctive Farmall grille design, exposed engine components, and weathered metal surfaces that tell the story of decades of agricultural service. The tractor is photographed in a pastoral setting with mature trees and maintained grounds, suggesting it's either part of a collection or museum display.
This piece would be ideal for period productions set anywhere from the late 1940s through the 1970s, particularly those requiring authentic agricultural machinery for farm scenes, rural dramas, or historical documentaries. Its weathered but functional appearance makes it perfect for productions seeking genuine vintage agricultural equipment rather than restored show pieces, lending authentic atmosphere to scenes depicting working farm life, rural communities, or post-war American agricultural settings.
This is a classic drag racing vehicle, most likely a 1960s-era dragster or rail car, professionally restored and maintained in excellent show-quality condition. The vehicle features a stunning burgundy and gold paint scheme with flame detailing along the elongated body, characteristic of the golden age of drag racing. The exposed chrome engine (appears to be a large displacement V8) is prominently displayed at the rear with velocity stacks, while the distinctive narrow front end sits on traditional spoke wheels with whitewall tires - all hallmarks of authentic period drag racing construction.
The car's overall presentation is pristine, suggesting it's either a fully restored original or a high-quality recreation built to period specifications. Its ultra-long wheelbase, minimal bodywork, and exposed mechanical components make it instantly recognizable as a purpose-built quarter-mile machine from drag racing's most iconic era. This vehicle would be perfectly suited for period films set in the 1960s-70s, hot rod documentaries, coming-of-age stories involving car culture, or any production requiring an authentic representation of American drag racing heritage. Its show-ready condition and classic proportions would photograph beautifully and immediately establish the proper time period and subculture context for viewers.
A new vintage designed police light bar for period correct law enforcement picture vehicles.
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This is a period correct police cruiser with the original police pursuit package and suspension. The vehicle has the 318 engine and steel rims with dog dish hub caps. The car was in police service until the early 2000s. I restored this car and have it marked as a Henrico Police cruiser. All markings are to scale and period correct for the 80s in Henrico. This car is in better than good condition and shows some wear which gives it charm and is a nod to its service history. It boasts a blue/red Jetsonic Lightbar with center electric siren speaker encased in black. The siren is an original Federal Signal and the radio is a GE with G-Star Mayday activation and is seated in the in-car charger/repeater system. I have the handheld Kustom Radar also inside on a dash bracket. There is nothing fake on this car, however, due to the age of the radio it is inoperable.
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Recent restoration period correct except wheels not OE.
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Runs well, could use a paint job, needs some upholstery work
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This locomotive is a 45-ton diesel switcher manufactured by General Electric. The 45-Ton model was produced between 1940 and 1956 for industries and small short-line railroads. This locomotive was built in December 1946 for the East Washington Railway which operated near our Nation's Capital serving the community of Seat Pleasant, Maryland, and the Benning Power Plant. It is now in the collection of the Old Dominion Chapter of the National Railroad Historical Society and was restored to its original appearance by members of the Richmond Railroad Museum. This locomotive operates in a railroad yard near Richmond, Virginia, and is small enough to be moved to any desired location on a low-boy truck. Other trains and railroad equipment available upon request.
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Body is rusty, but it runs great. Everything is stock, except for the removable toolbox. It has a manual transmission (3 on the tree).
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Frame off Restoration. Original style motor, with original 3 Speed Column shifter. Vehicle color is a different variation of the original OEM Yellow Paint. Vehicle shows well inside and out.
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1975 Ford F100 Ranger, automatic transmission. Brown over white paint. Brown vinyl interior. Hand crank windows. Used in Hulu miniseries Dopesick by actor Michael Keaton and used in Pharrell Williams' Atlantis (did not make production).
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2WD, automatic, 8 ft bed, needs work to run and a paint job. Interior is in great condition. Red velour and dash, wood panel details. Minor rust spots.
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This is a late 1970s to early 1980s Dodge RAM pickup truck that has been extensively modified into a lifted 4x4 configuration. The vehicle features a distinctive two-tone paint scheme with a black body and brown/tan roof, giving it an authentic period-appropriate appearance. The truck sits on a significantly raised suspension with large, aggressive all-terrain tires that provide substantial ground clearance, while chrome exhaust stacks and period-correct styling details like the rectangular headlights and horizontal grille bars maintain its vintage character.
The truck appears to be in good working condition with a well-maintained exterior, though it shows appropriate signs of use that add to its authenticity. Notable modifications include the lift kit, oversized tires, and what appears to be enhanced exhaust system with vertical stacks. The vehicle displays Virginia plates and has the rugged, rural aesthetic typical of late 70s/early 80s American truck culture.
This vehicle would be ideal for period productions set in the late 1970s through 1980s, particularly those requiring rural, blue-collar, or outdoor adventure themes. It would work excellently for scenes depicting farming communities, construction sites, outdoor recreational activities, or small-town America settings. The truck's imposing presence and authentic modifications make it perfect for character vehicles representing hardworking, outdoorsy personalities, or for action sequences requiring off-road capability while maintaining period accuracy.
1988 Chevrolet Silverado Suburban. Automatic transmission. Gray and black two-tone paint. Gray velour interior. Electric windows with dark tint.
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Dark blue f250 pick up long bed single cab, 351 Windsor Engine V8
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Interior is rough, body has dents, not original paint. Runs and drives great
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1996 Dodge Dakota. Automatic transmission. Red over silver two-tone paint. Electric windows.
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2000 GMC Sierra Classic 3/4 4x4. Champagne beige with beige vinyl interior. Hand crank windows. Doors only open from the outside.
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Conversion Styling: This van features a high-top fiberglass roof extension, which was popular for increasing interior headroom and providing space for overhead storage or lighting.
The Paint Scheme: It sports a classic multi-tone graphic treatment common to the era—black on the bottom, a silver/grey midsection, and deep red or maroon accent stripes.
Wear and Patina: The exterior shows significant weathering, including faded paint, surface oxidation (particularly on the roof), and some moss or algae growth near the top. This gives it a heavy "barn find" or post-apocalyptic vibe.
Accessories: * Rear Ladder: A standard feature for conversion vans to allow access to the roof.
Custom Wheels: Mismatched wheels—a white "wagon wheel" style in the rear and a chrome/polished slot-style wheel in the front.
Privacy Windows: The rear passenger windows are deeply tinted and include a horizontal "slider" section for ventilation.
1988 GMC Vandura Class B Camper Van. Automatic. Grey and burgundy two-tone paint. Grey velour and wood panel interior with kitchenette. Electric windows.
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