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This 1998 Chevrolet Vette only has 28,579 miles, was garage kept, and never driven in the rain. The Light Carmine Red paint is in really nice shape with a black leather interior. The LS1 5. 7 liter V8 was rated at 345 hp and is bolted to a 6 speed manual transmission. You can also feel the wind in your hair wile driving with the optional lift off roof panel. Options on this 1998 Chevrolet Corvette are A/C, AM/FM CD Cassette radio,...

This 53 5 window is a great example of a classic tuck with modern conveniences. It has a pair of cloth seats pulled out of an 02 Monte Carlo that are power operated. The rear-end is from an 85 silverado as well as the front. This gives this 53 chevy a great ride when going on those long cruises. The motor is the ever popular and bullet proof small block 350. The truck is ready for AC, only thing needed is the compressor and you will be ready to cruise in comfort. The body was taken down to bare metal...

This Oldsmobile 442 brings back the old memories of when the -Big 3- all had their muscle cars. Oldsmobile designed the 442 to compete directly with the Pontiac-s very popular and successful GTO. The Oldsmobile 442 was a successful and powerful addition to the Oldsmobile line-up. The 1971 Oldsmobile 442 was the beginning of the end as the muscle car era as it was known. This 442 is equipped with a 455 big block engine that is rated at 340 horsepower for 1971. This particular 442 is equipped with an automatic transmission....

The C4 was the beginning of a new era for the Corvette. With more emphasis on rider comfort and handling the 4th generation Corvette was a completely different take on America's supercar. They even brought back the convertible which had been on leave since 1975. This particular C4 has a great pedigree with a clean Accident report and only having less than 10000 miles it is sure to be a highly collectible item. Not to mention the Competition yellow paint which only showed up on 837 of these cars making a very rare option as well as just looking absolutely stunning. The black top looks very nice while in the up position but as with most convertibles you can tell once the top go does down the fun factor goes up. Tucked away under the rear hatch lies the storage bins as well as where the top goes when that fun factor goes up. The saddle interior is in excellent condition and offsets the bright yellow paint and black top very nicely. Tilt the iconic hood forward and the heart of the beast is revealed, the engine that put Chevy back on top, the fuel injected LT1 small block, with an...

The C/K line of trucks was one if the longest running line up's in automotive history. The C/K series was also a very innovative for its time having many 'first' such as a drop center ladder frame allowing the cab to sit lower. Probably the most important of all these was the addition of independent front suspension. Gone were the days of a truck riding like a horse drawn buggy. This would set the standard of ride quality on trucks for years to come. Beginning in 73 the third revamp of the C/K line up was released and better known as the square body which many know the 76 models to be. This particular 76 C series Stepside has had one of the easiest lives I have seen for a truck. The body is in pristine condition with a fresh factory paint job this truly is the cleanest 76 I have seen. With it maintaining all of its original equipment this truly is a gem that has been tucked away for some time. With the odometer showing only a little over 34 thousand actual miles, it looks as if it should be 34 hundred. Open the hood and the original small...