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1955 was the first year of the Second Generation Chieftains and what was so unique and special about this particular year was the fact that this was the very first V-8 Pontiac offered. Although this Pontiac still has a V-8 it no longer has the original 287cid V-8, this Chieftain now has a built 302cid V-8 with Fuel Injection. Driven by a 4- speed Manual transmission, makes this Wagon a blast to Cruise down to the beach with your friends and plenty of room to take the whole party. This Chief has been upgraded to front disc brakes and feels and drives a lot more like a modern car. Also don-t worry even on those blazing hot summer days when you are driving to the beach this Pontiac will keep you Cool and Comfortable with the added Vintage Air system and there is nothing better than knowing you have ice cold A/C at your fingertips in the Summer time. You will turn lots of heads as you pass by in this Pontiac which has a gorgeous...

This custom truck has been shown some special love. The inline 235ci 6 sparks to life with the turn of the key and the original 3 on the tree has been moved to the floor for your driving pleasure. The first thing you will notice is the custom aluminum work in the bed which moves into the interior which sets this Chevy apart from the crowd. The vehicle has been given a new heater, new chrome, 4- front drop axle, 3- rear drop, new rebuilt rear end, new front disc brake setup, smoothed firewall, hidden heater hoses and wiring, new wiring, new shifter, new wheels, and tires, new driveshaft,...

This silver streak Bel Air has a 350ci V8powering a 4-speed manual transmission. This Chevy sports new paint, electronic ignition, AC, front disc brakes, Micky Thompson tires, a 4-barrel Edelbrock carburetor, and a Edelbrock aluminum intake. This would be a good car to drive around town and enjoy what the classic 50-s has to offer without breaking the bank. Put on the poodle skirt and an get your pocket change ready for the jukebox. Has there ever been a more iconic American car than the -57 Chevy Bel Air? Of course there hasn-t, it-s not even close. Not even the Model T is as much a symbol of its age as the Bel Air. It represents American middle class postwar prosperity perfectly, and is a rare example of a car with styling that was exactly in line with contemporary fashion and design. There is something of a downside to this, though. The car has become such an icon that its greatness is now either taken for granted or completely ignored in the belief that its popularity was more about trendy fashion than...

This 1st Generation classic cruiser has a brand-new 450 CID V8crate motor. With that big cubic inch small block under the hood the owner decided it was a good idea to put new brakes on this beastly beauty. A complete interior restoration has been performed including new carpet, seats, dash pad and a headliner. This one has the right look and all the right stuff on it. The beautiful burgundy paint, the black accented wheels bumpers and grill make this hot rod look like it-s right out of a scene from Mad Max. It has a modern sound system with blue tooth, so you can enjoy your favorite music while cruising down the road. We bet you-ll be listening to the sweet sound of the engine more...

It-s powered by a Chevy 383 cubic inch V8 with chrome headers and an automatic transmission. It-s painted white with black stripes and has a black interior. These first generation muscle car were built in Ohio and California. The 1969 model year was exceptionally, extending into November of that year, delaying second generation production.

It is a popular myth that late -69 Camaros were sold as 1970 models. But they were all 1969 VIN-s. It-s ready to roll so get up here and see what we are talking about! Even if you can-t, check...