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Undergoing many changes and restyles as any other vehicle will over the years, the Corvette has experienced new engines, transmission's, chassis, features, body colors and so much more. Starting with a 235 cu-in 6-cylinder engine, the Corvette has since switched to a V8 with a horsepower rating that is improving each year. Over the years, the Corvette has also been offered in different trim models, the hardtops, t-tops, coupes, convertibles, ZR-1s and Z06's. Nothing else needed for you to get the feeling and understand you are next to the monster Corvette for 1977. Production on the Corvette convertible was ended in 1976. The engineers at Chevrolet then created the Corvette T-top. The L48 350CI V8 packing 170 HP. Backed by a Turbo 350 3 speed automatic transmission, it makes for the most dependable combinations in Chevrolet's history. Holding the fiberglass demon to the road is one of the most engineered suspension systems in the world and it has only gotten better over time. 4 Wheel disk brakes make...

The C series and K series was Chevrolet and GMC's full-size pickup truck line from 1960 until 1999 in the United States. The first Chevrolet pickup truck appeared in 1924, though in-house designs did not appear until 1930. The aging C/K light-duty pickup truck was replaced with the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra names in 1999. There were many models of the C10 half ton pickup for sale, including; Stepside, Fleet side, Panel and Suburban models and were available in 2 wheel or 4 wheel drive, this one just happens to be the two wheel drive version. These new models came with a coil-spring front suspension in 1963 that made for a lot easier and smoother ride that is still retained today; along with a new base engine, a 140 hp 230 CID I6, and an optional 165 hp 292 CID (4. 8 L) I6. The 230 C. I. D I6 has been completely rebuilt when the truck went under the knife during...

It was built by a VW enthusiast, who fell in love with Volkswagens in the late 50s when he was stationed in Germany, during his service in the Army. This Diamond Blue VW Beetle convertible for sale is one of the nicest you're going to find! This 70' type 1 convertible has had a pan-off restoration and it shows! The Type 1 1776CC engine has been built, spared at no expense, with: 69mm forged crank, reconditioned and balanced rods, 90. 5 Mahle forged pistons and cylinders, 110 Eagle camshaft with aluminum gear, Scat Lube-A-Lobe lifters, CB Performance 044 heads with 40x 35. 5 mm valves, mild porting and matched port manifolds, Bug Pack 1. 1:1 rocker arms on solid shafts, Scat swivel-foot adjusters, chromoly pushrods, Bosch 009 distributor with Pertronix ignition, dual Weber 44IDF carburetors, 1. 5' ceramic coated header, KEP STAGE2 pressure plate with cush-lock disc, Rimco align-bore and decked case, full-flow oil system with external oil filter, and powder coated tin. It's backed by a Jim-Lofton built transaxle. The performance is silky smooth and ready for all drivers. The exterior is painted in a stunning shade of Diamond...

This production model started in 2006, which was designed to replace the Cadillac Deville. This beauty is equipped with so many luxuries to make your driving experience pleasurable and comfortable. Equipped with AM/FM radio with a factory installed CD Player, to have that amazing sound quality for any drive. The seats are heated, and so is the steering wheel, so even in the coldest weather you can rest assured you will always have the most comfortable ride. Also equipped is park assist, which beeps to let you know how close you are to other vehicles when parking. The engine is a legendary Northstar 32v V8 engine, packing 275 horsepower and 295 lb/ft of torque, so even though this car may look like its all bark and no bite, don-t worry, this car can still drive away from pretty much anything. Equipped with an automatic transmission to keep the comfort going over long drives and city drives alike. Painted in a beautiful dark blue and topped with a beige vinyl top for a very clean look. The headlights are...

The Pontiac Firebird is an automobile which was built by the Pontiac division of General Motors between 1967 and 2002. The Firebird was introduced the same year as the automaker's platform-sharing model, the Chevrolet Camaro. This coincided with the release of the 1967 Mercury Cougar, which shared its platform with another pony car, the Ford Mustang. This particular Firebird took another route from the factory and was converted into the Formula Banshee. This is #1 and the only one built in 1996. It is a clean carfax, two owner car that is in it prime and is an absolute blast, especially if you enjoy the F-bodies! Factory installments for the Banshee for sale was the LT1 Dominator hood, air extractors built into the fenders and the wind shear GT spoiler, which make this Firebird scream look at me. Performance was stepped up with the addition of opened up dual exhaust tips, high performance factory cold air intake and is accompanied by a K&N air filter. Taking the 315hp from the LT1 to the...