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Dressed in a sleek Magnetic (gray metallic) exterior and featuring a sophisticated black and gray interior, this GT350 is as striking as it is powerful. Beneath its sculpted hood lies the heart of this beast, a hand built 526 horsepower naturally aspirated flat plane crank 5. 2 Liter 'Voodoo' V8 engine. These Voodoo engines just love to rev, and with the dynamic exhaust in 'loudest' mode, this beast will have your passengers asking for earplugs because you'll want to spend most of your time living at its 8250 rpm redline! Paired with a 6-speed manual transmission, this combination offers enthusiasts an uncompromising connection to the road. Craftsmanship and technology converge seamlessly inside the cabin of Chassis# L1149! Its interior is adorned with synthetic leather-trimmed Alcantara-style cloth seating, providing both comfort and a touch of luxury. Enjoy modern conveniences like air conditioning, cruise control, and power heated seats, which ensure a pleasurable driving experience in any weather. The tilt/telescopic steering wheel and lumbar support further enhance driving comfort, while the intuitive GPS navigation guides you effortlessly to your destination. Safety and performance are paramount in the Shelby GT350. Equipped with advanced 4-wheel power assisted anti-lock brakes featuring 6-piston Brembo...

This beauty is covered in a gorgeous House of Kolor Cinnamon Pearl and Silver Pearl paint scheme and boy does it get attention! Almost under the hood is a 496 CID V8, which is topped by a B&M 871 blower with dual 750 CFM Edelbrock carbs that feed the Bill 'Grumpy' Jenkins-modified oval port heads. Backing that nasty Rat Motor is a Rosser Turbo 400 3-speed automatic that's more than up to the task of getting that big block's power out back to the Fab 9 rear end and its 31-spline Moser axles. A set of light weight Weld Pro Star wheels almost manage to hide the power-assisted disc brakes at each corner, but not quite. Radial tires wrap each wheel, including the massive rears, which are 15x31x18. 50 Mickey Thompson meats. Underneath, the one-off custom fabricated frame was made just for this build. It features matching Cinnamon Pearl coating, adjustable chromed multilink rear suspension with coilover shocks, polished tubular front control arms and coilover shocks, and even a built-in drive shaft safety loop. Inside, occupants are treated to the beautiful light gray synthetic leather that covers virtually every surface one might touch. The use of billet aluminum door pulls and...

This striking red exterior 1965 Chevrolet Corvette turns heads while carrying forward a storied American legacy. Chevrolet's firstgeneration Corvettes, the C1s, were produced from 1953 through 1962 and established the Corvette as a symbol of postwar innovation, sporty design, and fiberglass bodywork that set the pace for future generations. Though the 1965 model is technically a C2, it stands upon the traditions that the C1s created-bold styling, open-air driving, and engine performance that connected enthusiast dreams with the open road. Step up to this red Corvette and take in the contrast of the vibrant paint against the black vinyl interior. The cabin is simple and purposeful, with seatbelts for safety, a manual convertible top that lets you control whether you breathe in open skies or enjoy shel-tered cruising. The interior upholstery in vinyl adds durability and classic style, keeping things clean, strong, and fitting for a build that refuses to over-embellish. Power comes from a 327 cubic inch V8, an engine known for solid performance in its era, paired with an automatic transmission that gives smooth, relaxed shifts and makes highway travel effortless. You can feel the...

Introduced in 1964, the Pontiac GTO is often credited as the car that launched the muscle car era, offering affordable performance in a stylish midsize package. By 1966, the GTO had established itself as a legend, with its aggressive styling, powerful V8 engines, and a reputation for dominating both the street and the strip. That year also marked the first time the GTO became a separate model line rather than just an option package, solidifying its place in automotive history as one of the most iconic performance cars of its time. This 1966 Pontiac GTO convertible is a striking example finished in a yellow exterior paired with a black interior. Under the hood sits the legendary 389 cubic inch V8 engine, with the ever so famous 3x2 carburetor setup. A powerplant that delivered the kind of raw performance that made the GTO a household name. Mated to a manual transmission, it provides an engaging and authentic driving experience that every muscle car enthusiast craves. The car comes equipped with desirable...

Under the hood, this iconic muscle car is powered by a robust 6. 0L LQ9 iron block Gen IV V8 engine. This powerhouse features aluminum 243 heads and a performance cam, delivering a thrilling driving experience that blends vintage charm with contemporary power. Complementing this setup is a freshly-rebuilt T56 6-speed manual transmission, providing smooth and responsive gear changes that will delight any driving enthusiast. Out back, a leaf-sprung Ford 9-inch rear end houses 3. 73:1 gears, which provide a great blend of acceleration capability and highway-friendly RPM thanks to the 2 overdrive ratios in the T56. This Camaro features tubular front control arms with adjustable coilover shocks and rolls on custom American Racing Torq Thrust aluminum wheels, paired with radial tires, offering both style and stability on the road. The power 4-wheel disc brakes ensure confident stopping power, enhancing both safety and performance. Inside, the driver will enjoy the digital dash's reporting capability. This bad boy features a vibrant red synthetic interior with Viper front buckets, and a rear bench seat with center armrest, providing a passenger environment that is both comfortable and visually striking. The inclusion of seatbelts and a tilt steering wheel further adds to the driving comfort...