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This 1970m Chevrolet pickup is equipped with a 350 CI V8 and a turbo 400 transmission. The rear is a 4:11 posi unit. The motor was purchased new and is not rebuilt. The seller estimates the mileage on it at 7,500. The truck is painted Nassau Blue, with white roof and a blue tweed interior. It has real magnesium wheels on it. The seller also tells us that no bondo went into this truck when the paint job was done. He says that the tailgate was replaced. The truck was virtually rust free. The bright work on the truck shows very well, mirrors trim and grill. The dash is clean with clear...

This yellow Heavy Chevy clone is boasting a 327 CID V8 paired up to a TH350 running through a 10 bolt rear end.

Frame off restoration was completed about 6 years ago.

The yellow exterior really pops with the white interior and the white vinyl top.

Options include: AM/ FM radio, CD player, power brakes, power steering, and rally wheels.

Don't miss your opportunity to own a piece of Chevrolet history.

The current owner has enjoyed this '69 for about 5 years and is ready to allow someone else to make memories in it. Walking around this Machine one should notice the Butternut Yellow paint with painted gloss black racing stripes, black vinyl top, the offset 18' front /20' rear chrome allot wheels wrapped in radial tires, cowl hood, SS Badging, rear spoiler, dual exhaust, tinted windows, and the chrome accent trim. The interior flows well with the paint and features the famous (in our opinion) Houndstooth cloth inserts into black vinyl bucket seats, seat belts, air conditioning, power steering, tilt steering wheel, power brakes with disc in the front, AM/FM/CD player with upgraded speakers, and black carpeting. Powering this beauty is a painted Chevy orange block, 350 CID V8 engine that was taken apart and upgraded by Anti-Venom Racing in Florida. Some of the upgrades include aluminum heads, lifters, Trick-Flow Cam, Holley 4-barrel Carburetor, Corvette valve covers, and an aluminum intake. The rebuilt on the engine...

Chevrolet had along list of performance cars available in this era all of which have there dedicated fans, the Chevy Nova being one of the most recognized certainly has a strong following and we hope this powerful example gets your motor going. The Nova name plate was introduced in 1962 and was Chevrolets first compact and the first SS Nova's were available in 1963. In 1968 Chevrolet made many changes to the Nova especially it's semi- fastback styling which was a big hit.

The SS Nova is finished in a dark gun metal grey metallic that really makes the car look like it means business especially with the high profile cowl style hood scoop. The wheels are old school Weld aluminum racing wheels. The drivetrain is pure performance a 502 cubic inch motor rated at 565 H. P. lives under the hood mated to a Muncie 4 speed shifted by a...

The third generation Corvette, patterned after the Mako Shark II concept car, was introduced for the 1968 model year and was in production until 1982. C3 coupes featured the first use of T-top removable roof panels. It introduced monikers that were later revived, such as LT1, ZR1, ZO7 and Collector Edition. By 1971, Chevrolet improved C3 Corvettes considerably in quality, from the 1968 debut. Body fitment was improved and is quite good on this generation.

Indeed, this gorgeous 1971 Chevrolet Corvette LT1 with it's 'Brands Hatch Green' paint--is a great color on these early C3 Corvettes, especially against the tan interior. Under the hood we have the LT1 V8 350 CID Engine with 300 HP, combined with the 4 speed manual Transmission, makes it surprising quick and a whole lot of fun! Other options include:...