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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 1988 Chevrolet Corvette is painted in classic burgundy with a medium gray interior. Under the hood is a 350 cubic inch V-8 attached to a four-speed automatic. Improvements to the engine/ drivetrain include a 208/221 @ 50 ZZ4 GM camshaft, Jegs roller rockers, valve spring with seals,...

This C4 convertible is overall in great shape and shows very well. Over the past eight years the current owner has refreshed quite a lot on this ride. In 2019 the car was resprayed in the original color and 4 coats of clear coat were added on top to give the paint a little deeper shine. Inside the car you will find new seats, covers, and door cards. Additional new items include tires (300 miles on them), battery, fluids, steering wheel cover, brakes, plugs, speakers, and many other odds and ends. Basically when the current owner purchased the car he addressed any points that may need attention and was focused on making this a fun weekend/show car. The result is a red hot convertible that needs nothing but a new owner and is ready to hit the open road whenever you are. Drop the top, hop in,...

This is a remarkable and clean 1996 Chevrolet Suburban. Finished in white with a blue velour interior, this is a clean example and would make a great daily driver. Featuring a custom grill and headlight setup, otherwise this beauty is pretty stock. It has a 350 V8 Vortec engine, mated to an overdrive automatic transmission. It has a lot of power options including power steering, power brakes, AM/FM...

Few vehicles like Chevrolet's El Camino have left their mark on American automobile history. Since it was in production, people have been asking the all-important question - is the El Camino a car, a truck, or something else? All you need to know is that El Camino's unique appearance has captured the hearts and imaginations of people of all ages and lifestyles, from pop culture icons and presidents to farmers and performance car enthusiasts. Disguised as a plain, everyday car, this El Camino is a bit deceptive. As you get closer, you begin to see subtle clues. 245/60/15-sized tires on the back and dual exhaust with performance mufflers start to tell the...

The El Camino was introduced in 1959-1960 and again from 1964-1987. The current example is of the 5th generation. Beginning in 1978 and lasting until it was discontinued in 1987, the El Camino was made smaller and given more modern, updated styling. The El Camino of those years shared its platform and style with the Monte Carlo and Malibu. This El Camino is powered by the 5. 0 liter V8 running through a 4 speed automatic transmission. The exterior is a two tone of browns and greys that are a must to see complimented by a Luxurious Chocolate Brown Velour interior. No matter if you need a cruiser, truck, hot rod, or just a daily...