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Ah, the Tri-Fives! The iconic bow-tied beauties offered through 1955-57 have been a staple to the American car culture and continue to capture the creative imagination of both young and old. This gorgeous 1956 Bel Air delivers in style and performance rekindling that spirit of adventure conveyed by Chevrolet. Wearing subtle cream paint, this Bel Air smooth lines are emphasized with chrome trim and accent pieces. How about those handsome bumpers! Take a peek inside to reveal a stunning interior with red and silver bench seating that pair exceptionally well with the exterior color. Take note of the luxurious silver piping along the seats that tie in the amazing chrome pieces found inside and outside. Giving life to this Chevy is a rebuilt 350 CID V8 engine that is linked to a Muncie four-speed manual transmission with a Hurst shifter. This classic stops on a dime thanks to the front disc brake conversion with hefty drums in...

In 1970 Corvettes received a few cosmetic updates. These can be seen in the egg crate grill, matching front fender side vents and larger squared front directional lamps. Exhaust tips were made larger and changed from round to a rectangular shape. Gorgeous chrome bumpers remained and make this Corvette look sharp.

This Corvette is powered by its original 300hp, 350cid small block V8. This motor is mated to a turbo 400 automatic transmission. The motor is dressed up with a chrome air cleaner and chrome valve covers. This peppy engine will get you where you-re going in a hurry. It has power steering and power brakes as well as a host of standard features.

This --Vette has a red 3M vinyl wrap on top of the original red paint for protection. Inside this Corvette is a clean black vinyl interior. In 1970 the Corvette received redesigned...

Serving as GM's answer to the Ford Mustang, the Chevrolet Camaro was a entirely different approach to the muscle car in its looks 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. The Camaro-s impact has been widely felt since its debut in 1967 as it remains a threat to the competition to this day. This freshly restored 1969 Camaro represents the best of the famed pony car wearing brilliant black paint and a suave black vinyl top. Built as it was from the factory in 1969, this Camaro boasts original moldings and factory original SS wheels/trim rings/center caps with brand new BF Goodrich tires! The original black vinyl interior pairs beautifully with the menacing exterior and features bucket seats, handsome performance gauges and a sporty shifter linked to the four-speed manual transmission! Pop open the hood on this incredible street Machine to find a period correct 350 CID V8 engine rated just under 400 horsepower and equipped with a mild cam, fuelie heads with roller rockers and a Holley 750 cfm carburetor. Additional features...

What we have here ladies and gentleman is an ultra-low mileage survivor 1971 Chevrolet Impala 2 door convertible! Yes you read that correct, 7,383 all original miles on this unaltered beauty. The current owner has had this car for 8 years now and has used it for his nice weather cruiser to enjoy on sunny days whether it-s for ice cream or a parade. The original sheet metal is all still intact and dressed in the gorgeous cottonwood green. Sitting under the hood is the original 245 Horsepower 350 CI V8 that also appears to most or all of the original components. The current has replaced the water pump, and brake master cylinder in order to keep the car driving just as well as it looks. The carburetor was re-jetted back in 2013 to keep it running great in the Colorado altitude. The 3-speed automatic transmission handles all of the shifting and makes the car a great cruiser. The exterior is in great shape but what really brought a smile to my face is when I was able to sit in the driver-s seat and everything...

The Chevrolet Impala was Chevy's ticket into entering large percentage of American homes in the late 50's and early 60's. Not only was it a beautiful vehicle with new styling, it became a crowd favorite for its performance and ability to seat several kids in large American families. Add a convertible top and you have one of Chevrolet's best jack of all trades vehicles! This family cruiser comes with a smooth idling 283 CID v8 with an automatic Powerglide transmission with 24,727 miles on the clock. To aid in the comfortable ride this Impala also has power steering and a tilt wheel to get just the right driving position. The classic 1960's grille looks menacing from a rearview mirror while the red exterior accentuates the smooth body lines and chrome trim. The Red interior is in great shape with a vinyl seats and a clean dashboard! White wall tires set the...