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The Firebird was produced from 1967-2002. General Motors hit the ground running to compete with the success of the Ford Mustang By introducing their own pony cars the Chevrolet Camaro and its cousin the Firebird. In 1991 Pontiac and SLP worked together creating the first Firehawk. Creating a new muscle car with a LT-1 350 V-8 under the hood. This 1994 Pontiac Firebird was transformed into a limited edition Firehawk with the assistance of SLP Engineering INC's professionally installed package which included a lightweight composite hood with functional air cleaner assembly, 17'x8. 5 Aluminum Alloy 5-spoke wheels, 275/40/ZR17' Firestone Firehawk tires, 'Firehawk' graphic package, interior commemorative plague (this Firehawk...

The Apache was a light-duty pickup that was manufactured by General Motors from 1958-1961. By 1960 General Motors was succeeding in expanding its traditional truck market with pickups that were not only pieces of art but were being built with a lower stance and a smoother more comfortable ride. The wide cab design and increased windshield visibility were an instantaneous hit with potential buyers. The Chevy pickups of the early sixties have become very desirable in the classic truck market. Especially the Apache with its distinctive 'eyebrow' front end. This 1961 Chevrolet Apache pickup is painted in royal blue. A set of beefy Cragar alloy wheels, spray-in...

With the Great depression raging on Chevrolet was able to outsell Ford in 1931 with its 8th million car produced in August of 1931. The Chevrolet received only cosmetic changes in '31 with the introduction of a curved tie-bar connecting the headlights and optional front and rear chrome bumpers. This teal and white 1931 Chevrolet 2-door 5-passenger Coach model has been updated with some special updated features including a Turbo 350 automatic transmission attached to the 4. 1L 250 I6 engine. Power steering, power front disk brakes, and alloy wheels mounted...

The T-Bucket craze started in the 1950's using 1915-1927 Ford two-seater roadster/ pickup bodies. Generally built with wide rear tires and skinny tires on the front. As the years go by, the T-Bucket is still going strong as the engines have gotten extremely larger with tougher drivetrains and suspensions. Today's T-Buckets run the gamete from backyard rat rods to extremely refined professionally built show pieces. This 1925 Ford T-Bucket fits into that show quality bracket. Painted in bright red with touches of painted pinstriping and a removeable tan cloth top. The trailer has a matching red frame with a wood box. An...

The first Thunderbird rolled off the assembly line in 1955 as a two-seater personal luxury car. The Thunderbird evolved in many shapes and sizes through its long production run, ironically going back to its roots with the 2002-2005 model. Again, built as a two-seater convertible. This all-new Ford Thunderbird won the 2002 Motor Tend Car of the Year award with its unique retro-styling. In 2005, the Ford Thunderbird celebrated 50 years with a special edition roadster. This 2005 50th Anniversary Edition Ford Thunderbird is painted in striking bright red with a black convertible top. The iconic porthole windowed removable hardtop and real wire wheels add a distinctive look to this classic American roaster. The interior is beautifully appointed with black leather seating, leather steering wheel and leather shift knob. The black...