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Dodge offered up the Challenger as a smaller performance muscle car in its lineup as opposed to the Charger which carried the same engine and transmission options for the most part. The most desirable year Challenger arguably to say for most would be the 1970 which offered to be either a 318, 340, 383, 440 or a 426 hemi equipped car. This Challenger has been taken to the next level by adding a 528 cubic inch Hemi V8 under the hood putting down well over 600 horsepower. The Hemi is bolted to a TH400 3-speed automatic transmission which Quarter Stick styled shift controls. The power is transferred back to a Dana rear axle which is sporting a 3:83 gear ratio. The Challenger is coated in a gloss black paint job which features custom metallic purple flames in the front and custom Hemi emblems on the hood. The tasteful custom look of this car is capped off by adding a set of Foose aluminum chrome wheels...

1967 comes as a special year in the history of the Camaro because it is the first year it came out offering a more practical take on a sports car over the two-seater Corvette. One could talk about the options that the Camaro came out with back in the day, but that would be useless being that this one has been customized above and beyond what they came with. This Camaro comes using a true SS body and chassis as the platform for this build but instead offers a crate 427 cubic inch big block under the hood offering a healthy 480 horsepower. The big block is bolted to a Tremec TKO600 5-speed manual transmission which offers a stronger and more balanced take on tire roasting take-offs to highway cruising when paired with the 3:73 rear gear paired with a limited slip differential found in the 12-bolt rear axle housing. The Camaro features a beautiful glossy red paint job on the outside which is accented with black striping and contrasted nicely against a...

This Ford roadster is professionally built with a Rat's Glass fiberglass body painted in stunning dark purple paint. Built on a Bobby Alloway custom frame. The power plant is a Chevrolet 5. 7 V-8. A 4L60E automatic transmission is attached to a Currie posi rear end with a 3:75 gear ratio. The Heidt's Super Ride suspension makes the roadster a dream to drive. The braking system consists of Wildwood four- wheel disk brakes and a SVO master cylinder, making for reliable braking power. Boyd Coddington alloy wheels are mounted on a set of BF Goodrich tires.

The interior in this 1934 Ford Speed Star is appointed in light gray leather bucket seats. A hand built center console adds a finishing touch. Options are many on this top- of -the line...

The Chevelle was produced from 1964-1977. Designed as a mid-sized car that was sold in coupes, convertibles, sedans and station wagons. This first generation Chevelle was manufactured from 1964-1967. The Chevelle SS was slated as Chevrolet's competitor in the new muscle car market. By1966 the Chevelle SS was being offered with a 396 big block V-8. A new simulated scooped hood, special badging and bright exterior trim let everyone know you were driving something special. This 1967 Sunkist orange Chevrolet Chevelle Tribute is powered to move with a 454 bored out to a 468 cubic inch monster. An engine that has been completely rebuilt with A Crane roller cam, Pete Jackson gear drive timing gears/ high end pistons, Weiand intake, MSD Automic EFI w, handheld programmer, MSD ignition, MSD distributor, March pullies/ power steering pump and Hooker ceramic coated headers. This is all attached to a Saginaw T10 four-speed manual transmission transferring power to a Strange TruTrac S60 rear...

The Camaro has been an iconic brand for General Motors since 1967. Manufactured to be a direct competitor to the Ford Mustang. After six generations and over five million sold the Chevrolet Camaro will always be one of the most popular models ever sold. Production ran from 1967-2002 resulting in an astonishing five million plus cars sold. The Camaro has evolved in many trim variations and has become one of the most popular cars to restore and modify into the classic Camaros we enjoy today. This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro is painted in sky blue with black racing stripes. A rear spoiler and a set of raised white letter tires mounted...