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A two-owner car garaged all its life with only 49832 actual miles, this classic collector has no signs of rust. Alongside its similar GM counterparts such as the Pontiac Grandville and Buick LeSabre, the desired Caprice Classic coming from the Impala platform was the leader in sales numbers for B-body convertibles in the mid-70's. Painted in an eye- catching Medium Red and with a complementing white powered convertible top. You'll then glance inside at its well taken care of interior and you'll see in excellent condition the white vinyl seats that complete the look As a new option in '73 was the 50/50 bench seat with recliner on the passenger side. The numbers matching Caprice takes on the 'land yacht' appearance with style, at 18 and a half feet long the 1973 Caprice Classic was the largest car ever made by GM (that's what's so cool about it today). Under the hood and keeping with its collectible originality, you'll see a nicely maintained and serviced Turbo-Fire 400 cu in (6. 6 L) engine connected to a smooth shifting turbo 400 3-speed automatic transmission. This V8 big-block motor...

Sitting under the hood of this classic Chevrolet is a powerful 350 cubic inches V-8 engine that is mated to a 3 Speed automatic transmission. This truck has been tastefully customized with trim deletes, body color matched bumpers and grill, She sits with an aggressive lowered stance with a tubbed rear end designed to accept 18' wide tires, a 9' ford rear end four link supported with adjustable coilovers. Winters Performance Sidewinder floor shifter, It features Power steering am/fm radio, cloth interior. The odometer reads a little over 3500 miles, which denotes the life of the build on this beautiful Deep Purple truck. The gas tank has been relocated to under the bed. The tailgate has been customized to give a Cadillac Sloped appearance.

An all-new clean-sheet redesign of General Motors Chevrolet and GMC brand C/K-Series pickups debuted in mid-1972 for the 1973 model year. Development of the new third-generation trucks began in 1968 with vehicle components undergoing simulated testing on computers before...

Marketed for over sixty years with numerous body style changes the Corvette has always been considered America's sports car. Almost from the beginning, Corvette has been known for its lightweight and performance abilities. Modern technology has never escaped the Chevrolet Corvette as it is one of the first to utilize new advancements such as independent rear suspension, fuel injection, electronic ignition, and four-wheel disc brakes. The third-generation Chevrolet Corvette was manufactured from 1968-1982. C3 coupes were the first to use T-top removable panels. Basically, produced on the C2 chassis the C3 came with a new body and interior. A timeless design that is still desirable today. This 1977 Chevrolet Corvette is claimed to be powered by the numbers matching 350 V-8 mated to the original 4-speed manual transmission with less than 39k undocumented miles that are documented on the title. It features AM/FM radio, Kenwood Cassette player, T-Tops, power brakes and power steering, tilt windows, power windows, seat belts, red leather sport bucket seats, radial tires wrapped around Corvette alloy wheels, and so much more! With...

Powered by the original 305 cubic in Tune-Port Injection small block Chevrolet V8 making 230 horsepower paired with a 4-speed 700R4 automatic overdrive transmission, this Camaro has some get up and go! Wearing its original Bright Red paint, this Camaro is about as slick as they get! The sleek angular lines on his long hood, short deck pony car look beautiful from any angle.

Being a T-top car, the chassis is known to twist under spirited driving. At some point in the vehicles history, this was addressed by adding frame-ties to lock the body and frame as solid as a rock. Adding a bit of 'bark' to the bite of this '91 Z28 is a custom cat-back exhaust for a nice throaty growl. A quick turn of the key and this fuel-injected fire-breather roars to life ready to hit the pavement. Some subtle pinstriping give a classy touch to this mid-year American sports classic....

The 6. 0 LS2 Liter V-8 engine in this Corvette is the heartbeat and she is ready to run. 54,000 Miles, Rated at 400 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque you're getting a lot of bang for your buck. The Auto transmission allows you to relax on long road trips with the complete comfort this Corvette has to offer. The Corvette C6 featured new bodywork with exposed headlamps, revised suspension geometry, a larger passenger compartment. The exterior on this Corvette is covered in a rarely seen Daytona Sunset Orange Metallic paint and creamy tan leather interior makes a fantastic color combination. The interior has been well maintained and cared for throughout the years. You won't find any rips, tears or splits in the seats or headliner. The Targa top is a fantastic addition that lets you get the full experience of the elements around you. The standard three-point seat belt harness will keep you in your seat while getting rowdy! The power seats will have you seating in just the right spot(dot)comfortably behind the steering wheel. The leather interior keeps you as comfortable as possible while cruising. Performance may have been the main focus when building the...