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This iconic vehicle is a testament to the golden era of muscle cars, boasting a striking blue exterior that captures attention wherever it goes. Under the hood lies a formidable 454 V8 engine, paired seamlessly with an automatic transmission, delivering a driving experience that is both powerful and smooth. Inside, the Malibu features a sleek black interior that complements its bold exterior. The cabin is designed with simplicity and functionality in mind, offering an AM radio that provides a touch of nostalgia and a connection to the past. This Chevrolet Malibu is equipped with aluminum wheels that not only add to its aesthetic appeal but also contribute to its performance. The vehicle comes with power brakes...

When you think of muscle cars, you think of big-block Chevelles. When you think of big-block Chevelles, you think of raw power, aggressive exhaust notes, and intimidating styling, and boy, does this fine example live up to these hallmarks! For raw power, this Chevelle has a fresh 454 big block fed by a 4-barrel Holley carb. This hearty engine's 400-plus horsepower is fed through a 4-speed automatic to a Chevy 12-bolt Posi rear end. All it takes is a blip of the throttle to light the tires up! For aggressive exhaust notes, this Chevelle features stainless steel headers flowing into 3-inch exhaust pipes. Rev this bad boy up in the driveway and your neighbors will love you! For intimidating styling, the Chevelle features a 'can't miss it' yellow paint job with two black stripes running down the hood and the trunk. Shaved door handles with electric poppers give the side of the car a great look, and 17-inch American Racing black mag wheels convey that this muscle car means business. The interior is finished in a period-correct style with black vinyl bucket seats and a console shifter. The gauges are all digital, so you can operate this beast with precision. Further...

This is the real deal; not a clone, nor a tribute nor an amateur excuse. If you are looking for a true Super Sport, look no further, for this is the one! Assembled at the GM plant in Lakewood, GA in April 1966 and sold by Beasley-Cross Chevrolet Co. in Kannapolis, North Carolina, this vehicle has seen a lot in its day and looks to see much more with its new owner! As previously mentioned, this Chevelle is a real SS as denoted not only by the -138- in the VIN, but more importantly by the presence of its legendary power plant, a 396 CID V8 Big Block Engine! Additionally, this is not some average crate engine; it too is the real McCoy! While several plants assembled Chevelles, there was only one that produced the 396 Big Blocks; Tonawanda. Yes indeed, this engine is stamped on the bare block pad with the -T- ensuring this is a true factory period correct Chevelle SS396! Coupled to the engine is a Muncie four-speed manual transmission that extends its company within the interior as a Hurst shifter. Add a 12 bolt posi- traction 3. 55 rear end and you-ll be sure to smoke the...

This iconic classic car is the epitome of American muscle and it screams it! This one is coming off of a fairly fresh restoration done just over 5 years ago. This one is painted in a stunning red paint job with matching black racing strips to give the Chevelle its bold muscle car look.

Under the hood of this beast is none other than a 454 CID LS5 power plant. This non numbers matching engine has then been linked up to a smooth shifting 4L60 Automatic transmission with a 12 bolt rear. It has a 3:90 gear ratio giving you a full feel for the power that LS5 has. This one also has the added features of power brakes, power steering, new aluminum radiator, new mufflers and exhaust, and a new AC unit. Can-t forget about the new Wilwood 4 wheel disc brake setup. Also new is the dashboard, gauges, and wiring harness.

From there we head into the car dashing interior which has been done up in a classic black vinyl with center console shift...

There's something formal, yet trim and tough about the styling of Chevrolet's 1966 Chevelle, like a mixed martial arts fighter in an Armani suit. This beautifully preserved example of an SS 396 car is a true 138 numbers matching car! Combine that with the fact that it has 33,491 actual miles showing on the odometer and this thing is a time capsule of what a true American muscle car should be. Dressed in a brilliant Aztec Bronze exterior that is complimented nicely with a tan vinyl top makes this one rare color combination. Powering this SS is a very potent 396 cubic inch V8 that was rated from the factory at 360 horse power, but there has been rumors of that numbers being under exajerated. Looking under the hood it appears the way it would have the day it rolled off the assembly line. Transferring all of that big block go fast power to...