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This is a wonderful example of a quality-built street rod built to last. Powering this Burgundy beauty is a stout 350CI V8 motor paired to the trusted 350 turbo transmission putting out plenty of power through that 10-bolt rear end for those long weekend drives or putting down a little rubber at the local car show. This 1946 Chevrolet was painted in a beautiful Burgundy paint with subtle but classy pinstripes across the front and back. A massive chrome front bumper and grill really compliment the dark burgundy paint well, and to top it off a nice set of chrome mags was added to bring this car up to date a bit. Open up that long hood and you will find a nice and tight engine bay that has been painted and smoothed out. In that engine bay sits the 350CI V8 all dressed...

The 64 year model is one of notoriety with an array of changes made to the first gen series that had remnants left over from the 'Apache' line with a small redesign to the cab of the truck. This 64 is a beautiful example that stands out with the Tropical Teal paint with the golden/brown/teal accents on the interior. The wood bed is a throwback to the pickups of yester-year and comes complete with a bed lid that securely encases the wood grain bed. Under the hood is a heart pounding 350 bringing power to a 700 R4 automatic transmission. Equipped with power steering to bring...

Looking for the ultimate towing vehicle? Your search ends here with this 1965 Chevy 4X4 powered by a rebuilt 406 with approximately 6k miles and a new TCI Turbo 400 automatic was installed at the same time.

Here is a short list of accessories on this truck:.

Full aftermarket gauges, custom front & rear bumpers, Custom made hard tonneau cover, electric side steps, air bags with compressor, A/C, Weld Wheels, Hub lock out, bed mounted 100 gl. gas tank, Kenwood stereo, LT 265/75R16 Goodyear Duratrac and tons more add ons that make towing a very easy and pleasant experience.

This pretty coupe is the beneficiary of an extensive restoration and upgrading, and looks sharp in the burgundy-white colors on top of all that gleaming chrome!

Under hood you will find a good looking (and sounding) 400 Chevrolet, bolted to GM's 700R-4 automatic. Power steering, power brakes and Vintage Air air conditioning system make driving it a breeze. The owner drove it well over 100 miles to get it to us and said it did not skip a beat.

Check out that interior! Clean, bright and comfortable. A tilt steering column makes it convenient and allows for easier entering and exiting. An AM FM radio is at your disposal. Ah yes, put on some cool tunes and cruise.

Based on invoices, much of the work on the car was done in 2014-2015, meaning things are still fairly fresh. Pretty cool time period...

In 2018 Chevrolet celebrated 100 years of truck manufacturing. The first truck came off the assembly line in 1918 to compete with the Model T. Americans early on realized the automobile had a greater use as a workhorse than a mode of transportation. Initially custom built on a car chassis to fit one's specific needs. In 1929 Chevrolet made history by introducing the first overhead-valve six -cylinder engine. Changing forever how even the smallest tasks were made easier with a truck.

Our 1972 Chevrolet Cheyenne Super C-20 pickup is a beautiful example of how the pickup has evolved up to this point. Trucks were now becoming more stylish and upscale, leaving the utilitarian look behind. This 1972 Cheyenne Super is great example. Upgraded two-tone paint, chrome galore and an upgraded homier interior took the pickup to a new level. This truck is painted in an eyepopping orange/ white two-tone paint scheme. The interior is black and highlighted with...