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The sleek and aerodynamic design of this sports car is complimented by the American Racing 407s Wheels. Inside, the black leather interior with Vintage Recaro racing seats offer a sophisticated cabin environment. The interior is further enhanced by a tilt steering wheel, providing personalized comfort and control, and power steering easy control. At the heart of this Corvette lies a 427 Cubic Inch V8 mated to a Tremec T56 6-speed manual transmission. This classic combination delivers a thrilling driving experience that is both engaging and rewarding, making every drive a memorable adventure. The addition of power disc brakes is there to help bring this big block to a stop. This 67 Corvette is sitting on a 4'' Tube-frame with C4 Corvette Coil Over suspension with a Dana 44 rear end. The quarter panels have been widened 2 inches per side and...

This Corvette stands out with its striking black and white exterior, a timeless color combination that captures the essence of vintage elegance and performance. The Corvette's sleek lines and distinctive curves are complemented by wide white walls and wire wheels, offering a nod to its storied past while ensuring a head-turning presence on any road. Step inside to discover a thoughtfully crafted interior that echoes the car's exterior sophistication. The white and black leather interior provides a harmonious blend of style and comfort, making every drive a luxurious experience. Modern conveniences such as power windows add a touch of contemporary ease, while the inclusion of seatbelts underscores a commitment to safety. The current owner states he has owned this Corvette since 1994 and has completed a total restoration in 2023. We have been furnished with a full list of upgrades that we can share upon request. Under the hood, this Corvette is equipped with a 383 V8 engine paired with a 4-speed...

This stunning vehicle boasts a striking red exterior that captures the essence of the era's bold design philosophy. The vibrant color is complemented by a beautifully crafted red and white interior, offering a nostalgic nod to the Corvette's rich heritage and timeless appeal. Under the hood, this Corvette is powered by a formidable 5. 7L Z06 V8 engine, delivering an exhilarating driving experience that enthusiasts will appreciate. The engine's robust performance is seamlessly paired with a Tremec manual transmission, providing precise control and an engaging connection to the road. This combination ensures that every drive is not just a journey, but an unforgettable experience. The interior of this 1959 Corvette is a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that defined the era. The red and white color scheme creates a harmonious and inviting atmosphere, while the layout and design reflect the Corvette's commitment to driver-focused performance. Every element of the interior has been thoughtfully designed to enhance the driving...

A full rotisserie restoration, completed four years ago, this Chevelle is an incredible example of classic muscle car styling with modern technology. Powered by a 5. 7 liter iron-block LS from Thompson Motorsports mated to a 4L80E automatic transmission, and exhaled through the 3-inch stainless steel exhaust. This Chevelle is fitted with high-quality components and accessories. Inside the cabin you will see the beautiful Dakota Digital gauges providing you with all the information, a modern stereo system with Bluetooth, backup camera, and navigation....

As the story goes the Black Widow is an interesting insight into how NASCAR and the automobile manufacturers functioned back in the day. On June 6, 1957, the Automobile Manufacturers Association, a coalition of U. S. automakers, formally banned automobile racing. The group prohibited the advertising of race results, promoting the speed features of race cars, providing pace cars to tracks and other marketing activities. And at the same time, Manufacturers were doing everything they could behind the scenes to get around their own restrictions. In the case of General Motors, they hired former Hudson lead race engineer Vince Piggins and moved him to Atlanta, where he established a business known as the Southern Engineering and Development Co. , or SEDCO, which was run out of Nalley Chevrolet, an Atlanta dealership that eventually expanded into more than dozen retail outlets in the region. There, they would build their design on a Chevy 150 platform due to the ruggedness of the car and its ability to be adapted for racing, going on to tear up Nascar for the next few years. To this day, the Black Widow remains a subject of much discussion among Chevrolet fans, and intense debate as well. Under...