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By 1955 Chevrolet was about to produce its 50 MILLIONTH vehicle! This is an astonishing number by any standard and from our research there was no other manufacturer at the time that was remotely close to that number. Allegedly roughly 5,000 Bel Air sedans were painted in this color. Unfortunately there is no registry or anything we have available to confirm.

There was a lot of fanfare and celebration surrounding the 50 millionth car including the production of a special paint code 689 Anniversary Harvest Gold! The body tag denotes this number and is present under the hood. The vehicle is equipped with a 265 V8 and appears to be an early model based on the remote oil filter. The engine is believed, but not proved to be original. The transmission is believed to be from a 1956 model. The seller have painstakingly loved this vehicle for their 6 year tenure and are unable to enjoy it quite the same as they used to!

The condition of the vehicle is quite impressive. The undercarriage and suspension components look to be painted/undercoated to prevent...

Loaded with options and looks that draw a crowd, this beauty is ready to hit the open road. Under the hood is a holley stealth fuel injected 383 cubic inch GM crate motor. Mated to the engine is a TSI 350 transmission. This truck has plenty of comfort features like air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, and a nice stereo. This truck will surely not last...

This smoking hot hard top coupe has all kinds of custom touches and is ready for anything you can throw at it. From the two tone paint, to the custom inferno interior, this ride is quite a looker. The paint is in great shape and has a deep shine to it. Custom pinstriping accentuates the body lines of this coupe.

Under the hood is a well proven Chevrolet 350 and a TH350 3 speed automatic transmission. Sitting on top of the engine is Holley 600 cfm that provides all the fuel you need to get this puppy moving. The front end has been modified with a mustang II subframe and suspension so it handles very well.

You will find plenty of comfort items that make driving this classic more enjoyable. An updated radio and speakers, power steering, power brakes, and air conditioning to name a...

The Plymouth Barracuda is a two-door pony car that was manufactured by Plymouth from 1964 to 1974. The first-generation Barracuda was based on the Chrysler A-body and was offered from 1964 to 1966. A two-door hardtop fastback design, it shared a great majority of parts and bodywork with the Plymouth Valiant, except for the huge and distinctive wraparound rear glass. The 273 engine was made available as an upgraded Commando version with a four-barrel carburetor, 10. 5:1 compression, and a more aggressive camshaft, still with solid tappets. This is easily the cleanest Barracuda we've had & it really is a sight to see. It has certainly been babied by it's previous owners with regular...

Painted in a stunning shade of red and powered by a 440 stroker this here is a fun haver! This hunk of muscle is sporting a healthy sounding V8, an aluminum radiator, blue top optima battery, manual brakes, MSD ignition system, power steering, upgraded accessory drive, and exhaust headers going back to a true dual exhaust! Provided with the vehicle is a folder with various receipts documenting the build and the restoration. There is also an appraisal the owner of this vehicle is providing with the sale. The interior presents very well, and no obvious or major wear and tear is noted on the seats, carpet, or headliner. Three aftermarket gauges sit above...