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This is a car that people dream about owning one day -' a black on black Stingray --Vette with manual transmission!

Under the hood of this badboy sits a small block V8 that runs incredibly strong and well. Bolted to the block is an Edelbrock Performer intake manifold and Edelbrock carburetor. This Corvette also features chrome valve covers and air cleaner that accent the engine bay and black car very well.

The black exterior paint is in excellent condition and has been polished to a brilliant shine. The chrome bumpers and polished rockers are in outstanding condition as well and accent the black paint nicely and compliment the 17 inch American Racing polished aluminum wheels. This car also comes with newer Goodyear Eagle Sport tires -' and she is ready to hit the road. Finishing it off is the black vinyl manual convertible top that is in like-new condition.

The black leather interior is in outstanding condition as well with only minimal signs of normal wear and tear. The stereo has been upgraded with the all new RETROSOUND Digital vintage unite to provide upgraded technology, but still maintain that tradition nostalgic...

Wow! For sale in our Detroit Showroom is this menacing 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Pro Street Car. This 70s classic has been converted into a newly completed turnkey Pro Street car. This Camaro has everything that you would expect and so much more, and I know it-s hard to believe but has only 1,000 miles since completion. The all steel body except for the fiberglass hood and bumpers is finished in a brilliant Viper Red PPG paint that has an incredible shine. This Camaro has been tubbed and has a full roll cage yet retains all of the necessary components to be fully street legal. The interior has a nice set of race seats with 5 point harnesses to keep you firmly in place while doing a sideways smoky burnout. When you look under the hood you will see that no expense was spared in the build of the monster 468 CID V8 running at 10 1/4 to 1 compression. This beast has rectangular ported heads, a steel crankshaft, 632 lift cam, a Holley strip dominator intake and street dominator carb, and a 400 hp 2-stage nitrous kit. Behind this incredible motor is...

The Cadillac Sixty Special name has been used to denote a special model since the Harley Earl-Bill Mitchell designed 1938 version. This was the predecessor to the venerable Fleetwood Brougham. 1941 was the last production year for this original design and most consider it the most beautiful car of the series. For the first time, Cadillac had its own front-end design -' the -Tombstone- grill with a high center section flanked by lower side sections. This 1941 gray ghost is an all original numbers-matching rare find. There were only 185 produced with the factory sun roof option. That-s right 185. Called the -Sunshine Turret Top Roof-, first appeared in 1939 and is operated by a hand crank. Power is supplied by the original 346 cid V-8 rated at 150 hp mated to a 3-Speed Automatic transmission. Built on...

This American, steel Machine is powered by the a350-cubic inch small block Chevy V8 engine. With a dual exhaust that will take you back in time, you rumble down the road with a rhythmic rap and burble. Backing the epic bowtie engine is the classic Power Glide 2-speed automatic transmission. 1963 was the last year for the 2nd-generation Impala. The car is solid and is in excellent quality condition. The Bright White exterior color is in excellent shape gives the 1963 Impala SS the classic look you typically think of with these Impalas. The paint scheme is complimented by a set of Factory hub cap with steel wheels wrapped in white wall radial tires. Talk about color combinations, the red interior matches the Bright White for a gorgeous killer combination. The sport buckets up front beg to be sat in and hug the center console with the factory shifter nicely. The tilt steering wheel has been added by the current for a nice custom touch. An aftermarket has been added to the factory tach location of this SS Impala to keep an all factory look to...

The Bonneville was introduced in 1957 and was the high performance, fuel injected luxury version of the Star Chief. This full size cruiser was the top of the Pontiac line with the long straight lines and large body panels that gave the classic styling and made these full size convertibles icons of the road. This Bonneville is a low mileage car that has had proper upkeep throughout the years providing you today with a reliable cruiser that runs and drives just as nice as it looks. Options include AM radio, vinyl interior with seat belts to keep the cruising safe, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seats, power convertible top, and hub caps wrapped in white wall radial tires. The 389 Cubic Inch numbers matching V8 is known for not only its power but is also a nice, smooth running engine that makes this car a pleasure to drive. The 3-speed automatic transmission shifts seamlessly and gets this car moving up to highway speed without trouble. This car makes a statement wherever you drive it and is...