What your eyes are currently enjoying is a true labor of love built by a craftsman who paid attention to every detail. Countless hours have gone into custom metal fabrication and paint application making this '58 GMC a show quality build that turns every head on the street. The gorgeous House of Colors Brandywine paint is so deep it looks wet to the touch and the chrome American Racing Torque Thrust wheels are just the right choice to make a stunning combination. Inside the cab, you'll find new tinted glass, comfortable leather seats, digital gauges, and air conditioning. Worried...

Only 6103 Nomads were manufactured in '57 making it the last and lowest production year for this special car. How many are left today is anyone's guess but the number has to be significantly less. This is a gorgeous example of a true timeless classic. However, it runs and drives far better than it did when it rolled off the assembly line. A smooth running 327ci (3959512 casting) is fueled by an Edelbrock intake and two four barrel carburetors. Power steering, upper and lower tubular front control arms, and four wheel power disc brakes make this Nomad a blast to drive. The stunning blue and white interior and exterior creates a cool...

When was the last time you saw one of these bad boys in person? Go idea and think about it, I'll wait. You can see it happening over morning coffee. A few guys sitting around at SRT headquarters (Street Racing and Technology) when someone said, 'I have a great idea! Lets cram a Viper motor in a truck! ' And the rest as they say, is history. The RT/10 overnight became the fastest production truck ever made. The 500hp V10 propelled the truck to low five second 0-60mph times, mid thirteen second quarter mile times, and a top speed of over 150mph! If Doc Holliday, one of the fastest gun slingers of all time, had driven a truck it would've been a RT/10! In 2004, only 3057 RT/10s were made and 1040 we sprayed in beautiful Flame Red. This is a two...

Well, well, well, what do we have here? In the late 1960s, legendary builders and tuners such as Don Yenko, Nickey Chevrolet, and Baldwin Motion built a number of incredible Corvettes, Nova's, Chevelles, and Camaro's that dominated both street and strip. To celebrate its wildly successful thirty five year run, Berger Chevrolet of Michigan teamed with Hot Rod Magazine to build a number of limited edition fourth generation Camaros. Each Camaro would be a little different than the next. Special paint colors and combos with different level performance packages made each Berger Hot Rod Edition Camaro unique. The cars were sent from Berger Chevrolet to GMMC General Motors Motorsports Group where they were finessed, blessed, and sent back to Berger for sale. This particular HRE is #1967 meaning it could be the very first Berger HRE Camaro made. The cars were not given a production number such as 1, 2, 3, but were given a year as there identification number...

El Co's are hot right now and the owner believes this is a real, 'SS. ' The car is nice and solid and the glossy blue paint is beautiful, especially in the sun. Under the metal big block hood you'll find a 396ci 'Rat. ' The last three digits of the casting number is. 961 making this a 1966 396ci engine. The big block is topped off with an Edelbrock intake, Holley carburetor, and ceramic coated headers. Not to mention, a Vintage Air system keeps things nice and cold in the small interior cabin. A 700R4 trans sends the power to a 12 bolt rear diff and...