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The Corvette has been Chevy's halo car for nearly 70 years and is often considered America's Sports Car. From the humble beginnings in 1953 as a simple yet beautifully designed 2- seater sports car with an inline six cylinder 'Blue Flame' engine to today's mid-engine 'Vettes, the Corvette has been one of America's most quintessential vehicles in history. Over the last 8 decades many people have been drawn to the Corvette for countless reasons. Weather it's because so many 'Vettes have showed up in pop culture like the old TV show Route 66 or the 1970's cult classic film 'Corvette Summer' or because the 'Vette has seen it's fair share of influential owners like John Wayne, Michael Jordan and many of NASA's astronauts like Alan Shepard and Jim Lovell, the Corvette has sparked the American public's imagination like no other.

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The Ford Model T was produced from 1903- 1927. Henry Ford was the first manufacturer to build an affordable car for the masses. The low- priced cost of a Model T was achieved by using assembly line production. The engines generated 20 horsepower with a top speed of 40-45 miles per hour. The original Model T was started with a hand crank, but after 1919 models were equipped with hattery powered starters.

This 1922 Ford Model T is about as authentic as you will find. The metal body, wood floors and wagon seat are true to a 1922 Model T. The original kerosine headlamps are still intact....

The Corvette is as American as apple pie. With over 60 years of production and eight design changes the Corvette has withstood the test of time. In 1953 the first Corvette rolled off the assembly line becoming the most popular sports car in history. The excitement continues as the first mid-engine Corvette rolled of the assembly line in 2020.

This 1988 Chevrolet Corvette is painted in classic burgundy with a medium gray interior. Under the hood is a 350 cubic inch V-8 attached to a four-speed automatic. Improvements to the engine/ drivetrain include a 208/221 @ 50 ZZ4 GM camshaft, Jegs roller rockers, valve spring with seals,...

A new design was introduced for the 1952 model year featuring a large 'envelope-bodied' sedan with enclosed wheels that were characteristic for Nash. The all-new notchback Statesman design coincided with Nash's 50th anniversary and included styling by Pininfarina, the Italian designer.

The 1954 models included the outside mounted 'continental' spare tire increasing trunk space and making emergency tire changes easier.

These instantly recognizable American icons are famous for their polarizing appearance and have begun to prove to have a strong following in the collector car industry. In a world full of cross-overs and compromises, the El Camino paved the way for combining usability and fun.

This 1976 El Camino has a beautiful and glossy Blue and Silver two-tone exterior with plenty of glistening chrome trim accenting the muscular body, giving it a sharp look as if it were wearing a business suit. Inside the car you'll find a wonderfully simple blue vinyl interior with a cozy long bench seat. Popping the hood, you'll find the classic 350 small block V8 Chevy attached to an Turbo 350 automatic transmission. You may only have room for two inside the cabin but out back you have plenty of room for hauling just about anything from lumber to camping gear. This car also features a newer true dual exhaust and an auxiliary switch-operated...