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Introducing a timeless classic, the 1962 Chevrolet Impala, a vehicle that embodies the spirit of American automotive design and engineering. This particular model boasts a striking cream exterior color that complements its elegant lines and iconic silhouette. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by a rich red interior that offers a nostalgic nod to the era of its creation, providing both comfort and style for every journey. Under the hood, the 1962 Chevrolet Impala is powered by a robust 327 CID V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission. This combination ensures a smooth and powerful driving experience, making it a joy to drive whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating city streets. The engine's performance is further enhanced by the inclusion of power steering, which allows for effortless handling and maneuverability. For added convenience, this Impala comes equipped with air conditioning, ensuring a comfortable ride in various weather conditions. The AM radio provides a touch of vintage charm, allowing you to tune...

This 210 is the ultimate hot rod! A body off restoration using solid sheet metal was completed on this Chevy and it's painted a beautiful Chrome Yellow. The frame is powder coated and all new suspension parts were installed. The interior is high tech with Dakota Digital Dash, Iditit Tilt Steering Column, electric exhaust cut outs, MSD ignition, custom interior, and electric windshield wipers. Under the hood rests a 383small block stroker motor with 425HP and 425FT LBS of torque with the 5 speed Tremec transmission, hydraulic clutch with safety bell housing, and Ford 9' rear end with 3. 25 gears. A dyno was done on this 55 and the specs are...

Here it is, second year of the third generation of Corvette. This stunning red 1969 Corvette is a real looker. Check out the stainless-steel side pipes that look cool, and sound even better. This numbers matching car has a 350 w/ double hump heads that is matched to a 3-speed automatic.

Pop off the t-tops and listen to those pipes sing. Recently restored this car is a shining example of what the cool guy would be driving in 1969. This car has a whole lot of new to it. It has new interior, new front end suspension work to keep the corners carved, rear end has been rebuilt to keep the power laid down, new brakes to stop all that power, and the list goes on and on. The owner has done a...

Check out what we believe to be a two-owner 1947 Fleetline! As the story goes, the current owner reportedly bought this Fleetline from a little old lady in 1965, whom was his neighbor at the time. According to the story, she was the original owner of this beautiful 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline. A title from 1965 was produced at the time of consignment with the current owner's name and information clearly printed on the front. A 75 year old automobile with only two registered owners is an incredible story; and this Fleetline looks...

Here we have a great looking tribute to the L-79 Chevy II! In 1966 Chevrolet introduced a new high-power variant of the Chevy II, the L-79. Chevy really put the power in that tiny engine bay, offering option code L79, which was the killer 350hp 327. Think about it, 350 horsepower in a 2,500-pound car. We're talking drag racing here. The engine put out great power and looked great, too, with a chromed, dual-snorkel air cleaner, chrome rocker covers and chrome oil filler and cap at the front of the aluminum intake manifold, which sported a 600cfm Holley four-barrel carburetor. The Chevy II you are looking at is powered by a 283 small block, dressed up as a 327. Completing the L-79 look is the hard-to-find dual-snorkel air cleaner. Inside the motor is a performance camshaft with 60cc cylinder...