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The C3 Corvette BIG BLOCK was introduced in 1968 and many regard the '71 model year as the last for true performance before crushing federal emissions standards kicked in. This Corvette was originally ordered in Yellow but around 15 years ago it was repainted in Red, which as we all know is a fan favorite on these vehicles. A very clean fiberglass body, there does appear to have some sun-fading in places on the paint, but the car still presents very well. T-Tops are a desirable option and the custom wire wheels are a unique appearance touch. While the character lines on this sports car resemble most other Corvettes from 1971, the big block motor is a extremally desired and sought after, while only reserved for the select few and came with some appearance and handling upgrades such as a high-domed hood and larger stabilizer bars. This 454 CID V8 engine was rated at 365hp and is believed to be original to this vehicle (according to the seller's paperwork). A larger capacity radiator helps cool this big motor down and the dual snorkel air cleaner keeps it breathing well. With the 3-speed automatic transmission, this Corvette has boat loads of spare...

As this car sits, she looks sleek and sexy with body lines that stretch from bumper to bumper, this long tail Machine is ready to catch more attention as your drive it around making memories for yourself! Powering this 1965 Biscayne is a rowdy GM-350CID V8 that has a thumpy idle and pulling power that you should get from all Gm engines. Backing this power-plant is a Gm-700R4 4-spd automatic transmission, this is a great pairing as this transmission now has a 4-speeds with the 4th being a half overdrive. Great for interstate driving. The exterior of this 65' Chevrolet is a deep shade of black that is a solid driver quality condition, with the rear of the car having the bumper shaved and the taillights recessed, and the door handles being upgraded this car sits and rides unlike most Biscayne's. The interior is has been updated to be more in line with modern restorations, with power red leather sport bucket seat that were transplanted from a Pontiac GTO this car is not only comfy...

The C/K Series was a great success for Chevrolet. They would see many changes over 4 generations spanning 40 years. The 2nd generation was the shortest one only lasting 6 model years between 1967-1972. This generation was designated as the 'Action Line' and the body was completely redesigned and capabilities improved. Here we have the first year of the 2nd generation, a very nice '67 model! Walking up on this truck you take in the sharp orange paint and it really takes you back in time. The Gray Vinyl Interior look great and is in good order. Powering this Chevy is a Inline 6-Cylinder engine backed by a 3-speed manual transmission on the column that we commonly know as '3-on-the-tree. ' The truck runs and drives out very well. The truck was subjected to a frame off restoration, believed just before the current owner acquired it. New paint, interior, carpet, and wood panel bed as well. Owner has pictures available upon request. This is certainly one to...

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Here's great car Camaro fans! Take a look at this extra sharp 2002 Camaro SS 35th Anniversary Brickyard 400 Pace Car. That is a mouthful of a description for this baby; the bottom line is it's rare & collectible, and on top of that, a very low mile example sealing its place in investment grade car world. With just a tick over 19,250 miles and showing only minimal wear, this 2002 Camaro SS is worth considering. The red & black exterior & graphics really set this one apart. It has it all- looks great and the fuel-injected 5. 7-liter V8 assures it goes just as well. Fire this baby up and you will experience a...