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This is the second generation of Camaro that began production in 1967 and has been a popular American muscle car ever since. Today these cars are prized by enthusiasts for their short stance, wide and long front ends and classic '70's styling. This particular Z28 is finished in Bright Yellow with black vinyl bucket seats. Under that hood you will find the original 350 Cubic Inch V8. It has been bored. 030 and professionally rebuilt with nearly $1000 in parts alone spent on the engine. A lopey cam has been added to give this Z28 a more aggressive sound. The turbo 350 automatic has also been rebuilt. A new drive shaft has also been installed. This is a part that is often overlooked when freshening up the drivetrain. This Z28 has been gone through and is a nice solid driver. The black interior is in very good shape with several of the interior pieces purchased though Camaro Central. The Driver-s seat does need some attention, but...

2002 Marked the final year of production for the Camaro as GM was facing a serious decrease in sales and a severe market shift from sports coupes. The fourth generation Camaro is by far one of the best performing generations made in regards to horsepower and handling capability. With the later years coming equipped with 325hp LS1 V8-s, traction control, independent suspension, and abs it-s easy to see why this generation of Camaro left us with a very hard to fill spot in the sports coupe lineup. Inside the interior is in great condition. This absolutely stunning Z28 is a fine specimen of the Camaro name. With only43K miles on the odometer she has led quite the pampered life. Under the hood you-ll find the legendary LS1 V8. To insure this Z28 gets plenty of air/fuel in an out of the LS1 engine performance goodies have been added. They include Holley Headers, K&N Air Intake and cat-less Flowmaster exhaust. Giving the exterior of this Z28 a more aggressive look is the combination RS ground effects with an SLP hood. To set the gorgeous red exterior off, pearl ghost flames have been added. There are even little Bow Tie emblems in the...

The original El Camino was first released in 1959 as a cross between a mid level car and pickup truck. It had the styling cues as far as chrome trim and even two tone paint like the cars but it had the bed like a truck. People were not quite sold on the ideal but GM believed it was the price and not the concept so they re-released the ELCO in 1964 but a much more subtle stripped down version and it was a success. This 81 has taken more of that first years approach with its more luxurious approach. The paint is of a dark and deep blue that is guaranteed to grab anyone-s attention but night time is when this ELCO really comes to life. The LED accents around the headlights are a very modern touch while the rear has red led-s that corresponds with the turn and brake signal making it not only look cool but a lot safer. Open the door and you will find a very fresh interior that was just recently underwent a major overhaul. The seats are obviously upgraded and appear to be out of a modern luxury sedan. With them being full power...

This particular truck is called a 1st Series, because Chevrolet had two model trucks in 1955. The 1st Series was a carryover of the previous model year and the 2nd Series was the new model line. It-s what you have to love about the 50-s-. explanations were kept simple. This dump truck is perfect for an individual looking to make his small business stand apart from the others. Whether it is a small landscaping business, a produce farm, or maybe even a winery looking for nice working business, then this truck fills the needs. How many times have you gone to a family orchard or farm and what do they have on display, a new piece of farm equipment or a new work truck? Heck No, it-s either an old tractor or a farm truck of some sort. The cab has been cleaned with a nice white paint job, the frame and bed has been painted in black for a nice clean contrast. The interior has been treated to a later model bench with a center fold down armrest. The only other addition is an AM/FM radio with a CD player, other the interior is all 1955. Under the hood, a...

The Bright Yellow paint just pops on this car, and has extra with the addition of custom flames. Beware of the beast flying on the hood, as the Dragon might hit you with flames. Finishing off the awesome look of the exterior is set of 17 inch 2 piece forged HRE wheels. The Corvette powered by its 5. 7L LS1 V8 engine and is backed by a 6 spd manual transmission. Every detail of this immaculate Corvette shows it was well taken care of with only 54131 miles! The interior is black leather that compliments the Bright Yellow very well. This stunning car not only looks sounds, drives and stops great but also comes with a clean Carfax. A custom exhaust has been added to amplify the sound of the V8 and increase performance. A quick of this Vette, and it is apparent the engine has been hopped just a tad. Options on this...