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In 1958, four years after the birth of the Corvette, Chevrolet wanted to continue it's success with simple yet significant changes.

Contrasting the original bumpers which were fastened to the front and rear panels, the new prominent 58 Chrome bumpers were bracketed to the frame, freeing up any weight that might have been 'free-floating. ' In addition to the 'more chrome, longer body' mindset, the front end also featured two 'holes' for blasting the front brakes with air, a new technology. Chevrolet replaced the single headlight look with a dual headlight design, accentuated by a chrome body line that runs between front headlights and rear body for an elegant and refined presence.

This 1958 Chevrolet Corvette features 15' chrome wheels wrapped in Coker Classic white wall tires completing her boulevard look.

The 283cubic inch V8 with Corvette emblazoned on the valve covers features a four barrel carburetor and a manual transmission making for a great day on the road.

The interior was also updated for 1958, including placing the 6000 RPM tach, fuel, oil, battery, and speed guage in front of the driver. Seatbelts were also factory installed instead of dealer installed for the first time. The chrome bubble roll bar...

The Chevrolet Camaro has a long history with the Indy 500, being used on nine separate occasions as the official pace car to this day ( and 6 times prior to this 2011 model). This drop top Chevy is dressed in 'Summit White, with a black power convertible top, orange livery and Pace Car graphics and its interesting to note that this color scheme is the same one use don the 1969 Camaro Pace Car. This is a one owner vehicle with extremely low miles and is labeled as #1 of 50. Sporting just under 3000 low miles showing on the odometer and an average speed of less than 40 MPH this car has been babied throughout its short run on the road. This vehicle was a giveaway car for the Indy 500 and has been used in multiple parades and as a promotional vehicle for the Indy 500 raceway. This 2011 Camaro is powered by a 6. 2L V8 engine that delivers a healthy 426 HP mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission that is also manually shiftable via paddles on the steering wheel. Standard Brembo brakes and...

The GTO line was produced from 1963-1974 but only became model from 1966-1971 with the second generation coming out in 1968 with a more curvaceous, fastback style resulting. For the 1968 model the door vent window was deleted along with a grill and taillight revision as well as the ignition being moved from the dash to the steering column. The gauge background colors were changed from steel blue to black with dual hood scoops becoming standard in 1968. The color coded front endura bumper was added to absorb low impacts and the hood mounted tachometer being added.

The example is bathed in a rich Black Cherry Pearl finish of Dupont Chroma Premier Base Black and finished with a Spie Heker Clear. The convertible top and interior are both in black which nicely accents the Black Cherry Pearl exterior. The power is delivered by way of a Pontiac 455 V8 and mated to a 200R4 transmission with a 3:31 rear end. Inside is handled by a fresh A/C...

Part of the first generation on Mustang line-up, the 1969 underwent an array of changes for the model year. With a more 'added heft to the body' varying in body length to the width being increased by almost half an inch, and an overall heavier body than the previous years. 1969 was the first model to use quad headlamps placed both inside and outside of the grille opening. The corralled grille pony was replaced with the pony and tribars logo, set off-center to the driver's side.

This Mustang has been gone through in a frame off restoration with a completely new interior. The overall goal on this car was to give the driver the most enjoyable and comfortable driver quality Mustang to enjoy. From the updated Bluetooth sound system to the leather interior taken straight from a new generation of Mustang, this car ensures a fun, comfortable ride for anyone looking to cruise in...

This is one mean Machine! Sporting a jet black deep as the sea paint job that you can see your reflection in and some tastefully added chrome wheels this Camaro is leagues ahead of the competition. Featuring a triple black combination including a black manual convertible top, black vinyl interior and black paint job this 68 Camaro is a dark force to be reconned with. Sitting you back in that seat is a stout and very well put together 350CI Chevrolet small block under the hood. This motor is all dressed up and ready for her big show featuring polished aluminum valve covers, polished pulleys and long tube header exhaust as well as a nice chrome carb hat to top off this beast. This engine is also equipped with a Edlebrock Pro-flo 4 multi-port fuel injection system. Backing this beast is the classic Muncie 4-speed manual transmission. This black beauty is ready to gallop and unleash...