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That is just 37 horsepower away from the big block Corvette that year. The 1973 Corvette was the sixth production year of the 1968 - 1982 'C3' generation. The 1973 Corvette was the first Corvette to feature a 5 mph front bumper. The front bumper was no longer a metal exterior construction. The new front bumper was really a molded urethane bumper cover painted to match the body. 25,521 Corvette Coupes were made. Original pricing for the 1973 Corvette Coupe was $5,561. The 1973 Corvette Convertible was priced slightly lower at $5,398, strange isn't it? This '73 Vette has a beautiful color combination of gloss silver with black stripes and it has just 53,155 original miles. Looking inside you'll find black leather interior. Under the hood is a 350 CID V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. The 350 engine offers an air gap intake, 600 CFM Edelbrock carburetor, K&N air cleaner, DYNO sheets, and Hooker header side...

The combination of the bright red paint, tinted windows, and polished wheels are sure to stand out in any parking lot or show you choose to grace with your presence. Out with small and in with the big block, 454 that is. Pop the hood and you'll see the beast shining back at you with a chrome air cleaner and the chrome valve covers, it is also fitted with a Demon carburetor. To help put the power to the pavement is a 400 turbo transmission with a Hughes converter with a 2200-2500 RPM stall speed. A new Yukon Duro Grip posi-track 336 rear end completes the transfer to the staggered stance Boyd Coddington wheels. Up front you have 245/40ZR18's and in the rear you have massive 295/30ZR18 tires. Power Brakes and Power Steering are two more comforts that help ease the stop and go driving during your cruise down the Boulevard. As you look inside you'll notice a new headliner, door panels, and carpet. Tilt the wheel upward for easy entry and exits. Tune in the classics on the AM/FM radio, or go back in time and slide in your...

1967 was a turning point for Chevrolet trucks. The second generation of the C/K truck line brought about the 'action line' which made their trucks much more comfortable and able to be driven as everyday transportation rather than simple workhorses. Independent front suspension with coil springs greatly increased comfort over the previous generation as did optional coils in the rear. Creature comforts like A/C, power steering and brakes, and automatic transmissions made these trucks much more functional for daily use and the revised styling gave a modern look. This particular 1972 C10 has been very well optioned. Under the hood you'll find the legendary 350 CID V8 that Chevrolet is known for. Power is delivered via an automatic transmission and drives the rear wheels. This is the Longbed variant that offers plenty of payload capacity. The truck is finished in a beautiful coat of green paint that looks great with the white cab roof. This is a southern truck that has a nice solid body including all of the problem areas such as cab corners. It has a nice black tonneau cover over the bed which...

This 4x4 is powered by a 400 cubic inch small block and is mated to an automatic transmission. This well optioned 4x4 is equipped with power brakes, power steering, A/C, cruise control, an AM/FM radio and seat belts. Recently repainted in a light blue metallic with a matching blue cloth/vinyl bench seat. Under the hood is a 400 cubic inch small block Chevrolet. The engine features a set of headers and a 4 barrel carburetor. The rest of the engine bay looks factory original with factory A/C, power brakes with a new master cylinder and lines, power steering and factory cruise control. Inside the cab is very neat, tidy and original. The bench seat is in great condition, there's new weather stripping for the doors, the wood grain dash is still in good condition with only minor wear, there's also a factory gauge cluster...

When you picture a 'classic truck' it's tough not to picture stepside C10. This particular C10 was an old farm truck from Arkansas which has recently been completely restored in early 2015. This one is nicely documented and comes with some neat history. Included with the truck is the original owner's manual, original Warranty pamphlet with Protect-O-Plate, and even the original sales contract. These are neat pieces which cannot be replaced. The restoration of this truck included rebuilding the original engine which is smooth as can be and cruises nicely. The body was stripped and repainted in bright red. The interior was completely reupholstered which looks great. This one has been kept the way it was, which means the dash hasn't been cut for...