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This 1979 Chevrolet Camaro is powered by a 5. 7 Liter LS1 V8 engine and is backed by an automatic transmission. Options on this 1979 Chevrolet Camaro include: AM/FM Radio, CD Player, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Anti-Lock Brakes, Cloth Interior and Aluminum Alloy Wheels.

This 1979 Chevrolet Camaro is a definite head turner with its Dupont Viper Red paint job and a black fiberglass hood that just makes the car pop! This LS1 swapped Camaro is producing 310 horsepower and 340 lb. -ft. of torque thanks to the LS6 intake manifold, Griffin radiator with a Spal fan and TPIS wiring. Accompanying these mods is also a Bosch fuel pump, K&N air filter exiting through TES headers and a 2. 5- Flowmaster dual exhaust making it one potent package. Helping this amazing piece of art get its power onto the road is an automatic...

The introduction of the Mustang in early 1964 created a new class of automobile called the pony car. The Mustang-s styling, with its long hood and short deck, proved widely popular and inspired a host of imitators. With its sharp red paint and black -Pony- vinyl interior, this pretty little pony is sure to turn heads wherever she goes. Powered by a 289 V8 engine and a 3 speed automatic transmission, any trip you take in this baby is a breeze. With original four wheel drum brakes, you-ll have plenty of stopping power when on the highway or main streets. This classic Pony will turn heads wherever you-. be it your local car cruise or just taking a fun weekend drive this car is a real show stopper. The radio has been upgraded to include a USB port so you can listen to your modern tunes while being...

This is a well optioned well cared for Z/28 with only 46,503 original miles on the odometer. The car was optioned beautifully from the factory with white exterior and contrasting orange racing stripes. The interior sports matching white leather interior including bucket seats in the front and rear. Clearly a sports car enthusiast bought this one new, as they chose the 6 speed manual transmission which makes the driving experience much more enjoyable. Stock, the car came with a 5. 7 Liter LT1 which is a great engine, but about 1500 miles ago, the owner decided this Camaro needed a few more ponies. They had the LT1 performance built at a speed shop. The engine was bored. 030 over and given an LT4 hot cam. It got all new lifters, springs, timing chain, rocker arms, rings, bearings, and gaskets. The end result is roughly 425 naturally aspirated horsepower. With fairly modest exhaust, this makes...

The 1977 Corvette offered an improved interior design featuring a redesigned steering column, updated center console and a redesigned rack to store the T-Tops and free up interior space. The new design was a hit and Chevrolet sold 49,213 Corvettes in '77. The C3 generation of Corvette is now starting to gain more traction with collectors- due to their availability and relative ease of restoration. Of course, the C1 and C2 will always be at the top of the food chain in the Corvette world but this has also propelled their cost into the realm of elite collectibles. For those looking for great entry level collector Vette's that won-t break the bank the C3 is the obvious choice. This one show in a very nice Olympic white paint that is fresh and shows very well. It has some vinyl carbon fiber stripes on the hood with red pin stripes that really make the car stand out and give it some edge. The glossy paint finish looks great and is bright & bold, especially when contrasting against those sweet classic chrome Cragar wheels. The Cragar wheels are in great condition and are wrapped in new BF Goodrich tires. The exterior trim, bumpers,...

The mid-'90s marked a comeback for the pony car wars, but Chevrolet set a new standard for performance in by teaming up with SLP Engineering (Street Legal Performance) to create the Camaro SS (as well as the same company that created the Firebird Firehawk). This collaboration not only brought the respected SS badge back to the Camaro for the first time since 1972, but it also allowed the Camaro Z28 SS to outperform its key rival, the Mustang Cobra. Aside from the visual improvements such as the hood scoop, bigger rear spoiler and five-spoke wheels, the 1997 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 SS gets a significant bump in horsepower out of the 5. 7-liter LT1 V8 -'305 hp up from the Z28's 285-hp rating. This particular example is has been cared for missing out on all of the abuse that these cars were normally subjected to with only a little over 35K miles. Options on...