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The 1957 Chevy was designed by Clare 'Mac' MacKichan and debuted in September 1956 and went on to be one of the most iconic classic cars ever. The design and available options were so well received that people referred to the car as a 'Baby Cadillac'. After chief Engineer Ed Cole made some changes that significantly increased the cost of the car but made it one of the nicest looking cars of the time. There were many body styles to choose from in 1957 including a custom-built El Morocco (Think of a mash-up between a Chevrolet and a Cadillac) but one of the scarcest to see today is the Sedan Delivery.

These were not the babied and loved cars that were washed and waxed with joy but were workhorses that helped delivery drivers and blue-collar workers put bread on the table. The fact that these cars were worked harder there are not many left available and this is one to consider. Under that sleek silver hood you will find a very strong 350 Cubic Inch Chevy...

This is not your typical daily driver Cadillac. This Cadillac features the full moon roof and Recaro seats. This Cadillac is finisher in a classy Dark Red with a Tan Leather interior. The pulley and the Harmonic balancer both came from Lingenfelter with performance work done by the Spicewood speed shop in Spicewood Texas. The car has Kooks stainless steel headers and a catted X pipe, K&N Air intake with drop in filter, and MSD wires. Spicewood installed all these items and did a custom tune as well. Cadillac is known primarily for the level...

This Hot Rod is stunning and ready to roll. Painted in a beautiful gloss red with unique pin striping and chrome accents, this car is ready to be shown off. Powering this Machine is a 350 CID V8 engine that is mated to an automatic transmission with plenty of get up and go. Under the hood you instantly notice how clean and organized the engine bay is. This car does have power assisted brakes, power steering, and a modern R134a A/C system. This car is the perfect mix of classic hotrod styling with the touch of modern comfort features. This red beauty was designed with family road trips taken into consideration. The spacious rear seating is spaced for stretching out and relaxing. Also, seat belts, Cd player with AM/FM, power windows, Tilt steering wheel, and vinyl interior all make this car a fun driving experience. The car is titled as an actual 1937 Ford...

This ride has had so much work done to it I can't begin to tell you everything. You will first see that it is powered by the very popular 5. 3LS motor and is backed by the 4L60E transmission. With that modern combination you can hit the road and have the same dependability of a modern car. You will also notice it has a bad ass stance with the help of the 18' Ridler Wheels in the rear and 17' wheels up front. It has a 4 link rear suspension with coil overs and a Street Rod Engineering front end with Tubular A-arms. It also features Vintage heat and AC so there is no reason not to hit the highway and drive from state to state. The interior has had some custom work done by...

Joseph L. Hudson had a dream to produce a quality automobile that could retail for under $1,000. In 1909 the auto manufacturer, Hudson, debuted with its first model. Hudson was on a roll until the WWII hit and like all American manufacturers ceased production. An interesting fact, Hudson made many items used in the war but very notable that they made the Invader engine that powered the landing craft onto the beaches at Normandy. With the end of the war and not far removed from the Great Depression, Hudson, started back up working to sell to a hopeful buyers' market. Even with their success on the track sales slumped and a merger with Nash only bought a few years and in 1957 the name Hudson would be no more. At least their legacy lives on through the incredible cars they made.

Here we have a 1927 Hudson Super Six 4-Door Sedan! The Super Six models were designed for comfort and performance and naturally came with Hudson's known quality and reliability. An article from 1927 is included with this car and the headline says it all. 'No Difference of Opinion When Supremacy is so Outstanding. ' The second generation starting in 1927...