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Overview Debuting in 1970, the Monte Carlo was Chevrolet’s first entry into the personal luxury coupe market, aimed at combining muscle car performance with upscale features. Built on the A-body platform shared with the Pontiac Le Mans, the Monte Carlo featured a longer wheelbase and distinctive styling cues, including Coke-bottle side panels, a long hood, … Read more
The 1970 Pontiac LeMans is an iconic American muscle car known for its blend of stylish design, versatile body styles, and a range of powerful engines, including options up to a 455-cubic-inch V8. Overview and History The 1970 model year marked a significant evolution in Pontiac’s intermediate lineup, which included the Tempest, LeMans, LeMans Sport, … Read more
Design and Features The 1958 Plymouth Fury was a standout model in the late 1950s, characterized by its bold fins and flashy design. It was available exclusively in Buckskin Beige with gold-anodized aluminum trim, which contributed to its luxurious appearance. The interior options included beige or gold upholstery, enhancing its status as a top-tier model … Read more
The 1972 Pontiac GTO marked the final year of the classic muscle car’s production before it shifted to an option package on LeMans coupes. It’s often called the “last real GTO,” carrying legacy and performance into an era of changing automotive tastes. This example wears its original Wilderness Green paint, preserving authenticity with just 90,000 … Read more
This isn’t your typical Mach 1 – it’s a dark, meaner version that respects its roots while dialing performance up to 11. Finished in sleek Raven Black with the familiar shaker hood, rear louvers, and bold front and rear spoilers, this Mustang packs menace and presence in equal measure. What’s Under the Hood Pop the … Read more
Here’s a custom-built classic that makes a statement: a 1940 Ford Deluxe Cabriolet turned head-turning street rod with just 5,518 miles under its fiberglass-lifted belt. This isn’t your average resto job – it’s a no-expense-spared creation by West Coast Classics, built from the ground up on a custom frame topped with a “Wescott” fiberglass body … Read more
Chevrolet introduced the Yeoman for just a single model year in 1958, making it one of the rarer wagons in the brand’s history. Positioned as the entry-level station wagon, the Yeoman carried minimal trim and fewer options compared to the more upscale Brookwood and Nomad models. It was offered in both two-door and four-door versions, … Read more
The late 1970s Thunderbird was all about personal luxury, but Ford never offered it as a convertible. That didn’t stop American Custom Coachworks Ltd. in Beverly Hills from stepping in to create a handful of open-air Thunderbirds, and this 1978 example shows off the flair of that era in style. With just over 50k miles … Read more
Step into a legendary era of American muscle with this beautifully restored 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Tribute, now available on ebay. Originally equipped with a powerful 383 cubic inch big-block engine and verified by the N-code in the VIN, this Challenger features a desirable 4-speed manual transmission with the iconic Pistol Grip Shifter. With its … Read more
For collectors and enthusiasts alike, the 1970 Chevrolet Impala remains an iconic symbol of American automotive style and performance. This remarkable example, finished in striking Green Mist, showcases an exceptional blend of original charm and meticulous care, boasting just 62,000 actual miles. Included with this Impala is the original build sheet, a valuable addition that … Read more