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With long lines and sexy curves this big body Machine will make onlookers snap their necks to get a look at it, even the lookers that are riding in their Fords or Dodges will have to sneak a peek! Powering this 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne is a stout and rowdy General Motors 396CID V8 Big Block that at an idle gives that famous rumpity romp that just sounds like pure muscle! Backing this power-plant is a smooth shifting 4-speed manual transmission and when it comes to big block cars you can't go wrong with a manual shift as there is nothing like grabbing a gear and hearing those rear tires give a nice chirp. The exterior of this 65' Biscayne has had a complete make over, from exterior body to full drivetrain and suspension! The Jet-black paint is as deep as you can get it, paint so deep it looks like you can stick you can stick you finger in it. The Interior has had the same amount of care and energy put into it, with plush red pleather wrapping the cabin seating your car rest assured that you are sitting in the lap of luxury. From cozy seats to all news...

The Chevelle was produced from 1964- 1977. Designed as a mid-size car that was sold in coupes, convertibles, sedans, and station wagons. The SS 'Super Sport' package was available through the 1973 model year. This second generation Chevelle SS was produced from 1968-1972. In 1972 the Chevrolet Chevelle was the highest selling car in the United States.

This 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle is painted in dark metallic green with black racing stripes running down the fiberglass cowl hood and decklid. A mean looking set of Cragar deep dish five spoke chrome wheels are mounted on a set of Cooper Cobra Radial G/T tires. A set of hood pins and LED Halo headlights add to the overall appearance of this aggressive looking...

This Super Sport comes equipped with the ICONIC 409cid 'W' Block V8 with a single 4bbl carburetor correctly backed by an automatic transmission. This is the engine that inspired the Beach Boys and a generation of car enthusiasts. The owner believes this 409 is original to the car, however, the alternator bracket covers the stamp and cannot be verified. The black factory interior is in good condition and sets off the Metallic Champagne/Gold paint. This Impala was in it's day and still is,...

The Camaro has been a fan favorite ever since the car debuted in late 1966 for the '67 model year. The Camaro was created to fill a new niche market created by the Ford Mustang, and it was even joked in a press conversance that the word Camaro means a small animal that eats Mustangs. Since the original cars started rolling off the line in the late 1960s, over 5 million Camaros have been built over 6 generations. Our featured car from 1972 is a true SS car, but with a trick up it's sleeve. Under the hood you will find an earth pounding 454 cubic inch big block engine linked to a TH 400 automatic transmission that is equipped with a 3200 stall torque converter with a 10-bolt 3:42 posi rear end. The...

Walking around this '66 one should notice the gloss red paint. Adding to the curb appeal is Super Sport badging, 17' American Racing alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires, red brake calipers, chrome mirror, chrome handles, and chrome bumpers. The interior is well done and custom in this SS. Sporting black vinyl bucket seats, custom painted to match center console, white Hurst shifter, aftermarket gauges, custom black with red door panels, chrome accent trim, and an AM/FM/CD player. Popping open the trunk one should notice the customization and upgraded subwoofer system. This Impala mixes big block performance with drivability comfort features. Notable features include power brakes with disc in the front, power steering, and upgraded suspension parts. Powering this beast is a 396 CID Big Block V8 engine that is mated to a 4-speed Muncie M21 manual transmission. Pushing the power to the ground is a posi rear end with 3. 73 gears. Some upgrades under the hood include an aluminum radiator, Hooker headers,...