At Monza Car, we don’t just sell classic cars—we honor them. Our inventory celebrates automotive history with vehicles that have defined their decades and still turn heads today. From American muscle to refined luxury to breezy charm, we’re showcasing three standouts that deserve the spotlight: the 1963 Lincoln Continental, the 1968 Volkswagen Bug Convertible, and the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Matching Numbers. Each of these classics tells a story, and together, they offer a powerful display of design, character, and collectibility.

1963 Lincoln Continental: The Essence of American Luxury

Elegance in Every Detail

Few cars capture the poise of 1960s American automotive luxury like the 1963 Lincoln Continental. Its stately silhouette, Tan exterior, and signature rear-hinged doors combine to create an unforgettable first impression. The clean lines and chrome touches showcase a level of styling that modern vehicles simply can’t replicate.

This Continental isn’t just for show. With 61,000 miles, it still has plenty of road left to travel, offering classic motoring with unmatched presence.

A Cabin Fit for Royalty

Inside, the Lincoln is a sanctuary of comfort. The spacious interior, draped in premium materials, wraps driver and passengers alike in vintage opulence. Attention to detail is everywhere, from the chrome-trimmed dashboard to the tailored upholstery. Even by today’s standards, this is a ride that pampers.

This Lincoln wasn’t built for speed—it was built to float. And float it does, with a ride quality that remains smooth, steady, and unmistakably elegant.

1968 Volkswagen Bug Convertible: Sunshine on Four Wheels

Playful Looks, Easy Driving

The 1968 Volkswagen Bug Convertible is pure joy in vehicle form. With its cheerful White exterior and compact, curvy body, it brings a smile wherever it goes. It’s a car made for sunny days, scenic drives, and weekend wanderings.

With only 53,644 miles, it’s in great condition and remains one of the easiest vintage cars to drive, thanks to its lightweight build and famously simple mechanics.

Drop the Top, Soak in the Vibes

The convertible top is the true highlight of this Bug. Whether you’re heading to the beach or enjoying a peaceful country drive, opening up the cabin to the sky transforms every ride into a memory. The sound of the engine, the wind through your hair, the nods of appreciation from passersby—it all comes together in a uniquely nostalgic way.

This is a car that’s about freedom, not flash. It’s a beloved classic that thrives on charm, not horsepower.

1967 Chevrolet Corvette Matching Numbers: Pure American Muscle

Power That Never Ages

If the Lincoln represents sophistication and the Bug exudes charm, the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Matching Numbers is all about power and performance. This Corvette is a true collector’s dream, offering originality, brute strength, and timeless style in one potent package.

With just 51,136 miles, it’s been preserved with care and still delivers thrilling acceleration, tight handling, and the kind of roar only a V8 can make. The Black exterior gives it an aggressive, no-nonsense look that fits perfectly with its muscle car soul.

A Piece of Performance History

What makes this Corvette even more valuable is its Matching Numbers status. Every component aligns with the original factory specifications, confirming its authenticity and rarity. It’s not just a car—it’s a certified part of Chevrolet’s performance legacy.

Owning this Corvette means more than parking a beautiful car in your garage. It means being the caretaker of an automotive icon that defined American performance for generations.

Which Classic Will You Take Home?

Whether you want the regal ride of a 1963 Lincoln Continental, the carefree charm of a 1968 Volkswagen Bug Convertible, or the pulse-pounding excitement of a 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Matching Numbers, we have your future classic waiting at Monza Car.

Visit us at 14961 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, California 91403, reach out at (760) 660-3300, or email monzacar787@gmail.com to learn more or schedule a private viewing.

Because some cars aren’t just driven—they’re admired, remembered, and passed on as legends. Let one of these become yours.