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The 1969 Corvette was known as the -peoples Corvette- with GM taking care of all of the small problems noted by Corvette owners from the previous model year. This particular Corvette comes with all the right options to make a fun and visually alluring driver that is bound to be noticed on the streets. Decked out in a bold black paint job that shines and shows up very well and compliments the black and grey interior. Under the hood sits a 350cid V8 with 11:1 compression ratio and a 4 speed transmission letting you row your own. When it comes time for cruising this Vette is set up right with removable top and power windows. The interior was recently redone with new carpet and seat covers which look and feel amazing. After the cruise...

Probably one of the most sought after muscle car is the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28. With its striking looks and ridiculous performance it's no wonder these can bring just shy of 6 figures. Of course not everyone can afford such a high priced automobile and if you could would you really want to drive it? This 69 gives you the best of both worlds. With the glossy red paint showing off its beautiful curves you will immediately realize why there is such a love affair with these cars. The period correct black racing stripes are a perfect copy of what the original had. The lower front valence with its frenched in fog lights only make this clone even closer to the real thing. Pop the cowl hood and you will see a clean engine bay with a very healthy 327 CID sitting nicely tucked away. With an electronic ignition added for reliability this car was meant to drive and look good while doing it. The Edelbrock performer carburetor feeds the engine just the right amount of gas. With the matching Edelbrock fuel pump completing this ultra reliable fuel system. Open the door and you will see a very...

The Firebird was introduced the same year as the automaker's platform-sharing model, the Chevrolet Camaro. This coincided with the release of the 1967 Mercury Cougar, which shared its platform with another pony car, the Ford Mustang. The fourth-generation Firebird amplified the aerodynamic styling initiated by the previous generations and started showing some real muscle car attributes. For the Firebird's final year, the Collector's Edition Trans Am for sale was released as either a yellow WS6 convertible or WS6 t-top coupe, with twin black stripes from hood to tail, black-painted five-spoke 17-inch alloy wheels, and further black-trimmed body details as noticed in the 75+ pictures this is the very sought after convertible. Boasting only 5300 actual miles the car is basically brand new. As the same as yester-years, the Formula and Trans Am Firebirds received a close version of the Corvette engine. A 5. 7 L V8, the LS1 of the C5 Corvette was used in these as the LT1 and LT4 iron V8s were discontinued. The LS1 Firebirds were also equipped with an aluminum driveshaft, replacing the previous steel version. All the Firebird trim levels gained four-wheel disc brakes with dual-piston front calipers and larger rotors at each wheel, complete...

The Chevy C10 might just be the most recognizable pickup ever made. This beautifully restored '64 is a fleet side Shortbed. The truck was fully restored in the early 2000s which included the engine being rebuilt and the truck being repainted in its original light green color. The engine is a 283 CID V8 which runs strong. The V8 is backed by a rare automatic transmission which makes for an easy driving experience. These classic pickup trucks are very popular, but are often difficult to drive on modern roads with an underpowered 6 cylinder and manual transmissions. This one will have plenty of power to keep up with traffic and is as simple to drive as dropping it into Drive and hitting the gas! This truck has some very rare options. Usually trucks of the 60's were pretty bare bones, especially in the cab. This truck, however, is optioned...

This very original Camaro has been repainted in its original color of Seafrost Green and sports a black power soft top with a black vinyl interior. Actual mileage is showing 95,490 with only 3,000 on a rebuilt numbers matching 327 V8 engine. During the engine rebuild the seller opted to have the engine balanced and installed a mild camshaft. The sale of this Camaro includes the original keys, Protect-O-Plate, owner's manual, original paperwork including the window sticker and the transistor radio that you received when test driving one at the dealership. Original options include black vinyl trim, Power glide transmission, tinted windshield, wheel covers, black convertible top, style trim group, spec interior group, power convertible top and a center console. Options in 1968 totaled $421. 25 netting a grand total of $3399. 25....