This 1971 Chevy Cheyenne Fleetside Short Bed show truck was a complete, frame off rotisserie restoration built to compete on the ISCA show tour. International Show Car Association (ISCA) World of Wheels awards include: Best Truck (numerous times) Outstanding Truck Best Engine Best Paint Best Interior Best- Bed Cassie Cup […]
This 1971 Corvette Convertible is finished in Correct Mille Miglia Red over a black interior and was built in April of 1971. The car has had 4 owners, and has just over 105,000 original miles. In 2012, the car underwent a complete rotisserie, frame off restoration done to NCRS standards. […]
Built from a rock-solid Southern short bed truck, this 1971 Chevy C10 is a rotisserie, frame off, nut and bolt restoration with a stunning finish. The truck is absolutely new throughout and has been driven just over 600 miles since the restoration was completed. The body features a shimmering two-tone, […]
The Chevy C-10 was a versatile and popular truck at its inception and has never fallen out of popularity with truck enthusiasts. Not only does the C-10 perform significantly better than its predecessors, but there are plethora of new and aftermarket parts available for the platform, offering up varying levels […]
This 1971 Chevy Camaro RS is very nice custom that incorporates the original uni-body of the Camaro with a full chassis. Finished in Corvette silver over a high end custom interior, the car has a great look, fantastic stance and a serious power plant/drive train combination. The body of the […]
Finished in correct show quality Bittersweet Mist (62) paint over a fresh black interior, this beautifully restored 1971 Buick GS convertible is an awesome cruiser built at the end of the Muscle Car era. The car has one of the straightest, rust free bodies we’ve seen and the panel fit […]
When speaking to the true significance of a collector car, it is difficult to fully articulate what constitutes its real importance. In fact, though there are many very desirable classics and usually more than a few well restored examples, there are few indeed whose real consequence is ever at issue.It […]
The story of the 1971 Boss 351 is largely that of a racing legend on the day before the fall. Preceded by the many racing successes of the famed Boss 302, the 1971 Boss 351 was being massaged to fit the new regulations for NASCAR, as well as, being readied […]
Named for the popular Warner Brothers cartoon character, the Plymouth RoadRunner was manufactured with no frills and few amenities in order to save cost and weight. Known for being far less fragile than its competitors at Ford and Chevrolet, the RoadRunner was preferred by those who had serious street applications […]
The last of the true kings-the 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 429 Cobra Jet not only heralded the end of an era in symbolic terms, but was also quite literally the final year for such monsters of the road from Ford, and represents the line drawn in the sand which […]
