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The 1949 through 1952 Chevys were among the first of the postwar designs, with a variety of platforms available, including a Fleetline, Styleline, business coupe, and station wagon to fit the needs of any customer. This -52 Chevy has been very well maintained over the years and has had many upgrades and restoration keeping it the great condition cruiser that it is today. The car is finished in a shiny coat of Dark Red paint that looks great with the chrome trim, and front visor to give it the iconic fifties styling that will turn some heads out on the road. This Chevy has the 216 cubic-inch inline 6 cylinder under the hood, backed by a 3-speed standard transmission. The interior is just as nice as the outside, with a comfortable front split-bench seat with grey cloth and vinyl to match the...

The Camaro was Chevrolets answer to Fords unbelievably successful Mustang. Known for their performance, The First gen and even early second gen Camaros had packages that turned these fun little cars into legitimate race cars. Of course, as with the rest of the cars from that era times would change and these packages would become less and less prevalent. Fast forward to the mid 80-s and there was definitely a resurgence in performance General Motors leading the way. The IROC-Z was the top of the line performance package with 3 optional engines that all had the extremely responsive TPI or tune port injection. This 87 is a great example of why these cars are seeing a surge in value and popularity. The Flame Red paint is in good shape and factory original color but was touched up after a recall which caused most of the 87-s to have some paint work done. The rims are one the most iconic sets from that era and make the car look like its flying just sitting there. The ground effects make it look even lower and give the car a very aggressive appearance. Under the hood is the all original 305 TPI which with...

This awesome '54 street rod has a rat-rod appeal with a super clean look that anyone can appreciate. At first glance, you can't but help notice how cool the Matte Black paint finish looks on this car. The Matte Black finish makes all the chrome on the car pop and show off show nice all the bright-work on the car shows. The interior of this '54 Chevy is just as cool as the exterior. No need for vinyl conditioner here, the complete Denim interior even has Denim door panels with back pockets for storage. The interior looks like a Jay Leno dream and it is actually quite comfortable. Under the hood is a very well mannered 235cid Inline 6 with a 3-Speed on the column...

1971 marked the year when the Chevelle/Malibu line up went from the quad headlights to the dual look. The Chevelle has been one of the most popular classic cars with the automotive community for several decades and it doesn-t seem to be slowing down in popularity.

This '71 Chevelle for sale was spared no expense on its interior's restoration, with a new $4000 custom vinyl interior over new black carpet, which it received in 2016. It has two-tone vinyl bench seats in the front & rear with custom Chevy logo-s made into the seat. The carpet, dash, headliner, & door panels are all in excellent like new condition. The sporty-looking seats really give this Chevy that GM muscle look. The car has an updated CD player radio that is hooked up to several speakers in the cab providing all the tunes you-ll need while cruising down the road. A couple of extra Autometer gauges on each side of the radio keep the oil pressure & temp readings close.

Powering this 4-door muscle car down the road is a 350 CID V8 crate motor that was purchased from Jasper Motors in Texas & was installed a few years back with only 22,000...

The Camaro was always known for its great performance at an even greater price. It was a no brainer when police departments were calling out for a new pursuit vehicle from Chevrolet since the Caprices were not available with any of the H. O. engines. The solution was a Camaro beefed up to take on the rigors of everyday police work. The 91 was only available to police departments but every year after that the public was welcomed to them. 1993 would be a gamechanger for the Camaro with the introduction of the new LT1 engine. This black beauty is a great example of 1 of the 135 built that year. Unlike a typical police car this B4C Camaro comes fully equipped with the only thing missing is leather interior. A 2-owner car with a clean Car Fax it has been meticulously maintained and needs nothing but a new home. The T 56 6 speed transmission is known for its durability being one of the most sought after options on any 4th Gen Camaro. The interior of the car speaks volume of how much this car was babied. Anyone knows a 4th Gen interior just simply did...