Chevrolet

In 1958 the Bel Air Series was top-of-the-line for Chevrolet with the Impala the brand new model within that series (although Bel Air doesn’t appear anywhere on the car), it … Read more

The 1953 Chevrolet’s had a new, more powerful engines and a redesigned body. The new cars looked fresher and more modern than the somewhat outdated 1949-52 models. They did however … Read more

When it comes to sleepers there aren’t many cooler than this 1964 Impala. This Tuxedo Black beauty it equipped with the legendary 409 cubic inch V8 that some might say … Read more

This 1964 Chevelle Malibu Super Sport Convertible was originally built in the Baltimore, MD assembly plant and is a great example of these very eye-catching cars. The Super Sport was … Read more

Imagine the scene will you? The husband comes home and says I’ve bought a nice, big family car. It’s a Chevrolet with Jet-Smooth ride. He smiles as he turns the … Read more

If you wanted to to arrive in style in 1960 then a Chevy Impala Convertible was a good choice and particularly eye-catching in Roman Red paint. What’s more they were … Read more

This is a genuine 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 that was originally built in Atlanta, Georgia. This Granada Gold (code G) has its pedigree verified with the correct 138 VIN … Read more

This 1952 Chevrolet Deluxe Styleline 4-door sedan is a very special and rare car. Not because they didn’t make many – there were over 827,000 Chevrolets made in 1952 and … Read more

Here’s a very special 1970 Chevrolet Caprice 2-door Hardtop (Chevrolet’s top-of-the-line full-size model that year) that has done just 8,000 original miles and remains unrestored – and why would you? … Read more

This 1962 Chevy Bel Air Station Wagon is sure to bring back family memories for many people. Being transported in a wagon by Mom is something that many people remember … Read more