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The first- generation C/K series was the first General Motors pickup to be built on a body on frame platform. Using a drop-center frame design that was stronger than its predecessor which allowed for the cabin to be mounted seven inches lower. A redesign that created a lower center of gravity and improved stability. Coil springs were added to the front end in 1963 to save space and improve overall durability. The first- generation C/K has become known as the General Motors first pickup to take on all the challenges an owner could throw at it. Reliability and durability had now become common place in the pickup truck market. This 1963 Chevrolet C-10 Stepside has been completely modernized without taking away from the truck's original good looks. The exterior is painted in fire engine red. Accented with good looking set of American Racing alloy wheels mounted on raised white...

The 1963 Impala was Chevy-s flagship car with over 820000 units sold it was by far the best-selling car in 63. The full-size car came with a variety of drivelines with anything from an inline 6 standard to the monstrous 425HP 409 engine. This 63 has undergone an extensive restoration and it shows. The Ember paint which looks amazing and with all the panels believed to be original to the car the lines and fitment are undeniable. The 15 ich torque thrust style wheel looks great on the car while adding quite a bit more rubber to the ground. The interior is correct black vinyl with the bucket seats having a console separating them. The coolest part yet has to be the 4-speed shifter that is mounted in the console, right where it should be. Open...

This 1963 Impala is Red with Black interior. Powered by a 327 CI V8 with a 3-speed manual transmission on the column. The odometer on this Impala reads 96622 miles. It is equipped with power steering, power brakes and AM radio. The seller tells us that he is the 3rd owner of this classic Chevrolet. The interior of this Impala features a bench seat. The dash is clean. The door panels and the carpet look nice, and the headliner is good. The car rolls on...

The year 1963 was a good Chevy. The company was coming off of a 50-year celebration as a established automotive company, but also striking very important milestone of building their 50,000,000th car. It was decided that that car would be the 1963 Impala Super Sport. When this special Impala rolled off the assembly line in Tarrytown, New York, it was driven by the New York Governor at the time Nelson Rockefeller, with General Motors' General Manager, Semon Knudson riding shotgun.

This Impala comes with a freshly redone interior, air conditioning, am radio, power brakes, power steering, radial tires, and only 15,000 miles on the motor since rebuild!

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This is an awesome truck, built with the Evolution of the LS motor under the hood, Making 400HP and 425TQ stock, this L83 5. 3L Direct Injection Gen V V8 from the current 2015-present GM trucks, backed by the stout 6L80 double overdrive Transmission making for low RPMs on the highway, bolted to a 12 Bolt trailing arm coil spring rear end outback. Aluminum Radiator, Power brakes with front disc, power steering, bolted to a modern rack and pinion steering system with a Mustang II Front end. Running on 18 inch Fuel wheels with Achilles radial tires. This Short and Stepside bed truck has a nice restoration, an amazing Patina with details that show the life of the truck. Painted clean frame, wood-floored bed with a gorgeous finish, with Gas Tank relocated under the bed.

The Interior features late model leather power seats with seat belts, a Center console housing the 6 Speed Auto Shifter, Original door panels painted grey, metal painted headliner...