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The Corvette is as American as apple pie. With over 60 years of production and eight design changes the Corvette has withstood the test of time. In 1953 the first Corvette rolled off the assembly line becoming the most popular sports car in history. The excitement continues as the first mid-engine Corvette rolled of the assembly line in 2020. This 2003 Chevrolet Corvette convertible was NCRS-400+ Master Judge inspected in February 2021 and determined to be 97. 9% original. Beautifully painted in 50th anniversary red with a beige leather interior and cloth convertible top. Adorned with a set of factory gold five spoke alloys and 50th anniversary badging. Under the hood is a General Motors 350 V-8 attached to a...

A 6. 2l LS3 V8 puts the 'pep' in this 'Vettes step, and a 6-speed automatic transmission makes sure the power gets to the ground. A custom exhaust brings power slightly above the factory rated 430 horsepower number and makes for a beautiful soundtrack while winding out the aluminum powerplant. Making this C6 stand out from a sea of similar cars is a widebody conversion from Supervettes coated in a layer of Satin Blue paint. The freshly coated gloss...

Pickup trucks were once the most prominent vehicles on the road in the 1960s, with many of them made and sold for traveling. Now, these classic vehicles have become rare vintage collectibles & an item to keep for nostalgic purposes or just for leisurely driving. This C10 has been updated with a 350CID V-8 with a Quadrajet carburetor and polished Edlebrock valve covers backed with a Turbo 400 3-speed automatic transmission. The interior gives that classic and sturdy feeling. You have a recently recovered bench seat in a nice brown leather, good carpeting, a smooth dash, and steel door panels. It still feels just like a proper vintage Pickup should! There are also some nice detail updates that make this a better driver like an original looking radio that has been updated with Bluetooth capabilities and new Pyle speakers, power windows, power steering and a...

Ask yourself this; Do you like old trucks? Do you like fast old trucks? Do you like fast old trucks with built big blocks? Look no further. This 75' embodies and sets the standard of 'not to be messed with' in so many ways after you get reeled in with the glossy black paint job which shows very well while helping show off the chrome/Machined wheels wrapped in performance radial tires. This monster Chevy is built with all the right stuff featuring a 489 stroker big block V8 under the hood putting down in excess of 500 horsepower through a built TH400 3-Speed Automatic transmission with manual valve body. All this power is sent back to a DTS 12 bolt rear end which features 4:11 gears, Strange axle shafts and a limited slip differential to push lateral force to the ground through the 28x18 Mickey Thompson Sportsman radials. The rest of...

The answer to Ford's popular Mustang, The Camaro has gone down as one of the most recognizable and popular cars in its segment. Through the decades the Camaro always represented the top performance GM had to offer in a every day friendly package and the 70-73 models are exceptionally popular due to their sleek styling and split front bumper. This 71 RS is truly a sight to behold in it's stunning Medium Quasar Blue paint! Take a stroll around this car and you'll notice nice details like the Z28 badging, white stripes and prominent hood bulge. Take a look inside and you'll find a very impressive interior. The high back bucket seats are upholstered in black vinyl and the dash features Covans Classic gauges with an aluminum style surround. Under the hood is a 302 cubic inch V8 that features some...