By 1971 the legendary 427 powerhouse was long gone, but the 454 now offered in 'America's Sports Car' was no slouch. This 365hp LS5 454 is believed to be the original big block power plant and is teamed with the M21 4-speed transmission (3925661) making this rare Vette one of only 2,387 produced. And for Corvette lovers, in the know, this LS5 has factory power steering making it even more desirable. When you add in the fact that Nevada Silver and Sunflower Yellow were the rarest colors manufactured in 1971, 1177 of each were produced, you start to understand how special this amazing C3 is. Recently, this collection worthy classic was treated to new front and rear brakes including the master cylinder and e-brake assembly, rear axle bearings and bushings, and rear strut rods. Owned by an avid Corvette...

Enjoy a ride down memory lane with this 1978 Chevrolet Corvette 25th Anniversary Edition. Dressed in an understated, yet timeless silver exterior, it stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of an American classic. The interior is detailed in an attractive black, embodying the sophistication that only this iconic car can offer. This Corvette stands out with its V8 engine-a powerhouse that delivers an exhilarating driving experience, complemented by an Automatic transmission that ensures a smooth and convenient drive. The 1978 Chevrolet Corvette 25th Anniversary model offers a multitude of features to maximize comfort and safety while recapturing the spirit of vintage driving. It's equipped with air conditioning, providing you with comfort during those hot summer months. The AM/FM radio adds an old-world charm and can surely take you on a trip down nostalgia lane. To complement its engine performance, this vehicle is equipped with power brakes, power steering, and power windows, providing you with the ease and convenience of modern technology while maintaining its classic essence. Safety is a key feature...

Step back in time with this classic 1954 GMC Panel Truck. This vintage vehicle is a standout with its striking blue exterior, a color that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The interior is just as impressive, featuring a sleek black vinyl finish that complements the exterior. Under the hood, you'll find a robust I6 engine that delivers reliable performance. The 2-Speed Hydromatic automatic transmission ensures smooth and effortless gear changes, making your drive as comfortable as possible. This 1954 GMC Panel Truck retains its original charm with features like an AM radio, allowing you to tune into your favorite stations while you're on the move. The truck also comes with hub caps, adding to its classic...

The 1950s were a ground breaking time for the US auto industry. With rocket-age styling and major innovations in technology and power. This Thunderbird reflects the era with tail fins, lots of chrome and a healthy V8! Finished in an eye grabbing color combo of white over red interior, this Thunderbird is a snazzy Machine. The fat whitewalls and wire hubcaps just make this roadster all the more delectable. The paint is in good condition as well as the chrome, and there's no signs of rust or previous accidents. The interior is extremely presentable...

With a striking red exterior that leaves a lasting impression, this classic 'Gentleman's Muscle Car' is a true gem for any automobile enthusiast. This is one of the fewer than 1500 GS455 convertibles built in 1970, so you're not going to see your twin on the road on a regular basis! As you slide into the black vinyl interior, feel the comfort and ease take over. The automatic convertible top adds a touch of finesse, allowing you to enjoy the sunny days and starry nights. The car is equipped with air conditioning to maintain a comfortable temperature inside, no matter the weather outside (it's going to need a refrigerant recharge soon, though). The Buick GS455 boasts a powerful 455 CID V8 engine, accompanied by a smooth GMTH400 3-speed automatic transmission. This one is equipped with a set of coated Hooker headers which feed into its true dual exhaust, giving it that classic muscle car sound. The Buick 455 was rated at 350-360 horsepower, but a whopping 510 lb/ft of torque, so it was a real stump puller. it was also known as 'The Hemi Killer' (especially in STAGE2 configuration), so that should be an indication of its performance capabilities. With this...