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This Chevelle is probable to turn heads with its eye-catching two-tone orange and silver paint job separated by a yellow pin stripe. It completes this aggressive restomod look with a shiny set of Boyd Coddington wheels, which truly sets off a show-worthy look for this car. Underneath the hood of this gorgeous beast is a Blueprint Crate small block stroker V8 that yields a moving internal volume of 400 cubic inches. This beast of a motor transfers over 460 horsepower to an automatic transmission which makes for one easy to drive muscle car. To further power transit and pleasure cruises; this 66 Chevy features a Kenwood Excelon Bluetooth head unit with matching Kenwood speakers all the way around to make for quality sound during your drives. This car also features remote entry paired with shaved door handles to make the outside appear clean and custom as possible. Other features include power steering, power brakes, vinyl interior, and keyless entry....

It was always a tradition to takes cars from the 30s and hot rod them out above and beyond what they were equipped with, but it was considered next level to hop up a Truck and make it mean as hell. This Ford embodies the retro look of the 30's on the outside by featuring a black exterior with red accent and striping which is topped off a wood bed and stake bed going up the side of the bed itself. Under the hood of this bad-to-the-bone ride lies a 350 cubic inch Chevrolet based V8 pumping modern day level horsepower through a 4-speed automatic 700R4 transmission with electronic overdrive. This all goes back to a rear end featuring a 3:54 rear gear ratio offering a good balance between good take off power and cruising capability. The 36' offers power brakes, power steering, power windows, power...

The 1976 model was part of he ninth generation for Cadillac Eldorado's, produced from 1971-1978. For 1975, the Eldorado was given rectangular headlamps, a new egg crate grille, four wheel openings sans fender skirts and sharper, crisper lines resulting in a sleeker appearance appearance reminiscent of 1967-70 models. These styling cues carried over for the '76 model year but changed slightly with a new grill with the word Cadillac written in Script on the driver's side top corner. The 1976 Eldorado was a very successful car to sell, approximately 14000 were sold because at the time GM claimed they would no longer be producing convertibles. That was true the next 8 years.

The Eldorado has long been associated with Cadillac and was always at the top of Caddy's hierarchy with the models. The term Eldorado translates from Spanish to mean 'The Gilded One' or 'The Golden One'. Others use the term to refer to El Dorado, the mythical South American 'Lost City of Gold' that fascinated Spanish explorers. Sounds pretty fancy!

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Few cars spark the excitement and longevity as Ford's original Mustang since it's introduction to the Ford lineup in 1964 as a vision brought to life by Lee Iacoca. This Mach 1 serves as a true example as to why the Mustang became a performance icon as the original 351 Cleveland that it came with has been ripped out and replaced with a 429 cubic inch 385 series block that has been outfitted with a crankshaft out of a 460 and bored. 060 over to make a whopping 494 cubic inches. The internals include Keith Black pistons rated at 11. 5:1 compression ratio, and Corbajet heads with stainless steel valves all of which complements the demands of the Lunati split duration hydraulic flat tappet camshaft sporting a lift of. 580' on both intake and exhaust and duration of 274 degrees on the intake and 284 degrees on exhaust. What does all this mean? An aggressive power plant putting down true muscle car horsepower and torque through a C6 automatic transmission back to a 9' rear end sporting a 3:23 gear ratio. The Mach 1 was manufactured by Ford as a performance -oriented option model. The 1971-1973 Mach I is considered the...

The 1969 model year was the third installment of the Camaro and the most popular of all Camaros. This is when the COPO Camaro started, featuring the 427 big block. For the 1969 model year there were a few changes, including new quarter panels with the gills on the side in front of the rear wheel wells, the front turn signals were moved from next to the headlights to below the bumper, etc.

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro is equipped with a 307 V8 engine, Muncie M20 transmission, 3:08 posi rear-end, an Eclipse AM/FM radio with CD player, Kenwood 6x9s in the rear deck, power steering and brakes, front disc brakes, recent seat covers and foam, external temp gauge, recent distributor and fuel tank,...