Repair or Replace: Chevrolet Corvette ZR1
The bow tie muscle car could fetch 0-60 in about 4.7 seconds and run the quarter mile in an estimated 12.99.
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Repair or Replace: Plymouth Superbird
The Plymouth Superbird certainly doesn’t fly under the radar when you see it today, does it?
Repair or Replace: Chevy Bel Air
Chevrolet’s Bel Air first saw the light of day in 1950. Little did Chevrolet know at the time, but the Bel Air would venture on and become one of the most collectible American made cars in history.
Repair or Replace: VW Bug
Slug bug, no slug back… Brings back some good memories, don’t you think?
Repair or Replace: Chevy Nomad
The Chevrolet Nomad could be one of the coolest vehicles to restore, hands down.
Repair or Replace: Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda
The Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda: Those words automatically sound badass, don’t they?
Repair or Replace: ’62 Shelby Cobra
Whether it’s the Mustang or an early AC Cobra, the Shelby name means performance.
Repair or Replace: Chevy K5 Blazer
Beginning in 1969, Chevrolet introduced what would for the next 30 odd years be named the Chevy Blazer.
Repair or Replace: Ford Gran Torino
The Ford Gran Torino has an understated appeal, all the while meaning nothing but business underneath the hood.
Repair or Replace: 1932 Ford Coupe
In 1932, Ford introduced an all-new car to the American public.