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The first generation of the Chevrolet Chevelle was among the first of the muscle cars to arrive in the mid 60-s and had great popularity due to its performance and the styling with the smooth contoured body lines a broad grille and bumper and curved side windows giving the Chevelle SS a real menacing look. This 1967 Chevelle SS has been fully restored and having only just over 10,000 miles since then still looks as good as the day that it was completed. This true SS numbers matching car has the 402 CID V8 that has been completely rebuilt with a new aluminum intake and Holley carb added for greater performance and the 4 speed Muncie M21 transmission has been fully rebuilt as well. This 1967 Chevelle has been built to be able to enjoy driving with the rear end gears being 3. 55 you have enough power to get off of the line in a hurry and yet are still able to cruise at full speed on the highway without the worry of running at such high rpm. The exterior if this 1967 Chevelle SS has been refinished with an amazing coat of Cadillac Pearl White which still looks flawless...

This is a car that you won-t see often at any car show around the world. What a beautiful Buick! This is not just a car; this is also a piece of art and automotive history. The golden automobile era of the 1950-s put a smile on our faces every day. This was craftsmanship on the highest level and the pinnacle of American luxury. This Buick in our showroom shows really well and gets attention from every onlooker. Everything on the car looks right and the restoration was meant to give you that nostalgic 1950's feeling you've been searching for. You will immediately see that this car was always treated with respect. The 322cid V8 engine runs great and is fully rebuilt. The transmission shifts through the gears like it did the day it rolled off the line. The chrome trim and bumpers are in showroom condition. The interior is very clean two-tone white and black vinyl with a brand new white vinyl top. Everybody, yes everybody gives you both thumbs up and you still can see the smiles on their face in the rear mirror as you're cruising down your favorite roads. Nearly 60 years later, this Buick Super is...

The iconic Chevrolet Chevelle was introduced in 1964 and was soon to become one of Chevrolet's most successful nameplates. In 1968, the Chevelle received newly sculpted sheet metal which included tapered front fenders and a rounded beltline. This Chevelle looks absolutely stunning with its long hood and high rear quarter panels. This Chevelle has underwent a rotisserie style restoration with no expenses spared. This specific Chevelle left the factory as a 396CID car so its badges are true to its roots. Under the hood of this Chevelle rests a fully built 396CID Big Block V8 which is absolutely breath taking. This 396 is equipped with Edelbrock Performer RPM Heads, Edelbrock Dual Plane Intake, Holley Carburetor and MSD Ignition. Translating all of this power to the pavement is a Turbo400 Transmission that does an amazing job of putting the power down. The whole engine compartment has been fully painted and dressed in chrome for that show quality look and feel. This Chevelle sports a very shiny coat of Torch Red that make this beast...

Upon its high profile debut into the automotive market, the Riviera was meant to take the automotive industry by storm and it did just that. This vehicle received praises from just about everybody that laid eyes on these beautifully designed Buicks. For 1967, Buick introduced a very significant engine into the line-up which replaced the previous 425CID 'Nailhead' V8. The new and improved 430CID 7. 0L V8 which pumped out a very impressive 360 horsepower and a whopping 475 pound feet of torque! All of this power was catered through its Turbo-Hydramatic TH-400 3-Speed Automatic Transmission which shifts beautifully. All of this power needs to be accommodated by some stopping power and an upgraded set of power front disc brakes and rear drums make sure that you have all the confidence you need while cruising around town in this gorgeous Buick. The dramatic coat of high gloss copper paint definitely gives this Riviera a menacing look and does a great job of making all the chrome trim on the...

This first model year beauty underwent an extensive restoration, but still remaining is all OE sheet metal on the entire car except for the hood. Finished in Jet Black with brilliant White racing stripes is a combination that gives the car that mean street rod look. Hiding under the hood is a professionally built 350 cubic inch absolute powerhouse of a small block chevy that is dressed with chrome to look as good as it sounds. Backing up that beast of an engine is a 5-speed manual transmission followed up with a GM 10 bolt rear end with 373 gears making this first generation Camaro an absolute blast behind the wheel. The interior has not been left out on this Camaro either as the black vinyl seats are in immaculate condition with black carpet to match. This 1967 Camaro has less than 17,000 miles since the rebuild was complete. Additional options are power steering and power brakes, front disc brakes, and...