1949 Chevy 3100 Five Window Pickup Is An Auction Bargain
Traditional hot rods can be an affordable alternative to high-dollar restomods.
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Traditional hot rods can be an affordable alternative to high-dollar restomods.
Would you buy one?
Can this 580 horsepower buggy beat the 702 horsepower Ram TRX?
Originally owned by an elderly driver, obviously.
The dealer wants $32k for it.
A factory-spec daily driver for a GM-obsessed fan.
He was only gone for 10 minutes.
Designed by Larry Shinoda and Tony Lapine.
This brilliant cruiser has deep meaning to its owner.
Classic cool, plus three two-barrel carbs.
An array of rare and interesting GM models now on display.
Less than 1,000 examples of the Cobalt SS sedan were produced.
That’s a lot of money for a custom C1 Corvette, but Hart’s definitely not hurting for cash.
This is a childhood dream that came true in impressive fashion.
Featuring non-Corvette cars that used the Chevy Small Block V8.
Check out this head-to-head action from GM muscle car rivals.
This fiberglass beauty has been lovingly restored, thoroughly documented, and is one-of-one.
Big Block power under the hood!
This convertible yellow Tojan is ready for a summer of fun in the sun.
It’s been driven less than 1,000 miles a year!