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In 1955 Chevrolet set the auto industry on its lid when it released its new 1955 Chevy line up. Consisting of an entry level 150, a middle of the road 210 and of course the top of the line Bel Air. Sells would skyrocket making the GM the company to beat. These cars are still to this day sought after with many considering the iconic American car. This 57 is a great example of what these cars were when they left the factory. With this beauty simply having a respray back to its original black color making a rare find. The chrome is in delightful condition showing nicely and giving the car that classic look. Under the hood is one of the best engines to leave Detroit, the blue flame six cylinder. An economy engine that was normally not found in Bel Air-s but this black beauty has one tucked under that hood. Mated up to the classic power glide transmission this car is all about cruising in style. Roll all the windows down and notice there is no post to...

The Camaro was GM's answer to the popular Ford Mustang which garnered significant attention and sales to the general public. This pony car was different from the competition in design, performance and even its name which supposedly was chosen after Chevrolet's marketing team wrote down more than 2,000 words beginning with 'C' in order to keep the tradition going with its cars starting with the letter. While the true definition of the name was debated, Chevrolet countered with this, 'A Camaro is a small, vicious animal that eats Mustangs. - This car is that and then some! Acquired from a long time car builder from Ohio, the car was soda blasted and mounted on a rotisserie. It was found that the fenders had rust damage so they were replaced with Classic Industries inner and outer fenders. A set of JEGS frame rails were installed as well as new body and trunk pans. All of the work was done on a frame jig to maintain the square of the car. After all was said and done, it was decided to paint the car black due to the straightness of the body! This Camaro wears Delco two-part gloss black paint that shimmers in...

Arguably the best design for the Bel Air, this 1957 is sporting a rare Harbor Blue paint with chrome accents. This beautiful Bel Air is truly an example of iconic American design that took the 1950's by storm. The unmistakable rear fins on this Bel Air are capped with chrome moldings and highlighted with anodized aluminum trim that separates this second generation Bel Air's from all the other models. Powering this 1957 Bel Air is a 350CID Small Block Chevy V8 Crate Engine which gives this 50's classic a very hearty rumble. This monstrous V8 is paired to a 4 Speed Manual Transmission that helps translate the power to the pavement. Stopping power comes courtesy front disc brakes which work great! This Bel Air is an icon and will always be one of the most sought after vehicles of the 1950's. The interior of this Bel Air is an era-correct Ivory White wrapped in vinyl. The Bel Air is a breeze to drive around town and is sure to...

A total frame off restoration was performed some time ago, but this 210 Post has aged gracefully. The Flame Red paint with base coat and clear coat looks fantastic, and the underside of the car is as clean as you-ll find. The gray cloth interior appears to be velour as it is very soft and plush, and shows minimal aging as well. Powering this 55- Chevrolet is a 350 CID V8 engine with an Edelbrock chrome air cleaner and aluminum intake, HyperTech distributor, and chrome valve covers. Power brakes and a Saginaw power steering system makes driving this 210 Post easy in any driving condition. A TH-400 automatic transmission shifts the power to the 10-bolt rear end with ease. Options for this 1955 Chevrolet 210 include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with Cassette...

This beautiful Corvette is painted in Blue and to complement the blue exterior is a black leather interior with sport bucket seats. Adding to the classic Corvette look are chrome bumpers both front and back that start the car off right and finish it better. This incredible Corvette has a lot of factory options that were taken for granted back in the yesteryear. Powered by a 350 CID Chevrolet small block V8 that is hammering out 300hp. Backing this 300hp Machine is a 4-speed manual transmission, making this T-Top Corvette for sale a fantastic car for a weekend cruise or trip to the beach or maybe just down to wow them at the local cars and coffee events. But on the open road is where this little cruiser wants to be, someplace where the turns are tight and the hills steep as she likes to tame the road. The suspension work was performed by General Motors and is super tight and responsive. How could a weekend drive be better than in a 1970 Corvette? This 1970 Chevrolet Corvette for sale has been waiting for you for 48 years to make it yours, that-s dedication. Here is your chance to buy the...