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The 1967 Pontiac GTO. This stunning vehicle boasts the striking Tyrol Blue exterior that complements its matching Golf Turquoise Poly Blue interior, creating a seamless and stylish look that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, you'll find the powerful 400 V8 engine, a testament to the era's engineering prowess, delivering the kind of performance that made the GTO a legend in its time. Inside, the GTO offers a blend of classic style and modern convenience. The vinyl interior is both durable and comfortable, providing a nostalgic feel that takes you back to the golden age of muscle cars. The Hurst His / Hers Shifter adds a unique touch to the driving experience, allowing for a more personalized control over the transmission. For your comfort, the car is equipped with air conditioning, ensuring a pleasant ride no matter the weather. Entertainment is at your fingertips with the inclusion...

A ground up professional one-of-a kind build, that is a real showstopper. The frame, brakes, and suspension was ordered through No Limit Engineering to accommodate an LS3 engine and transmission. All bodywork and restoration was completed by Dixie Dream Rods in Duluth Georgia. The custom leather interior was designed and completed by Paul Adkins Interior. The bed floor was made from Tennessee Red Oak and stained and epoxied with marine grade epoxy. Not one detail was overlooked in the build of this 1969 C10. This 1969 Chevrolet C/K C10 is painted in a striking bright blue/ silver clearcoat. Accented with a...

EVERYONE wants a '67-72 C10, especially a Shortbed. Well, have we got a C10 for you! This '71 Shortbed mixes classic '70s style with today's technology. The orange and white paint scheme is iconic Chevrolet and looks so good with the Vellano wheels. Where do we start when describing this beast? Under the hood rests a Whipple charged 427 LSX. If we stopped right there, it would be enough to make you want this truck in your garage. This is not a backyard, shade tree, engine swap we are looking at. This is some serious horsepower we are talking about. Front and rear slotted and drilled disc brakes slow this rocket down while QA1 front and rear suspension parts keep everything planted and pointed in the right direction. Vintage A/C and...

This is a frame-off restoration painted in its original factory Matador Red (RR). Matched up with a restored black vinyl interior. Every measure was taken in keeping this Chevelle true to its original specifications except for the addition of an upgraded Richmond T-10 four-speed manual transmission. Under the hood of this beauty is the original 396-325HP engine. Complete with OEM or correct reproduction parts including a Rochester Quadra Jet four-barrel carburetor, cast iron intake manifold,. heads, exhaust manifold, distributor, and the original snorkel air cleaner. Other features include a 12-bolt rear end, posi-traction, dual exhaust, manual steering, and manual brakes. The striking SS exterior features include Rally wheels w/ trim rings and caps mounted on Firestone Reproduction Redline Polyglas...

In the classic and collector car world, 'Unicorn' is a word used to describe a car you hear about but seldom, if ever, see. When was the last time you saw, in person, a real '69 Hurst SC/Rambler. go ahead, I'll wait. Only 1,512 were made. How many are still in drivable condition today is anyone's guess. The number of those in show quality condition is far greater. The point is. these are very hard to find. You have to admit, the red, white, and blue color scheme makes you feel patriotic! If you aren't familiar with what the Hurst Rambler is exactly, let me explain. In 1969, you could get multiple variations of the Mustang, Camaro, and Chevelle. Big block, small block, Mach One, Shelby, Rsss, Copo, Z28 name it! The Rambler was nothing more than grandma's six cylinder grocery getter, that is, until American Motors got together with Hurst and decided to slam a high winding 315hp 390ci engine, 4-speed transmission, and 3. 54 rear gears into the lightweight platform. Overnight, everything changed and...