Category Archive: CHEVY, eBay Find, TRUCKS
Another Work Truck Win: This 1979 Chevrolet K30 3+3 Is GM Heaven
Ben Small, you are an absolutely evil man. Someone has been paying attention to our focus on work trucks this week, and especially to Chad’s weakness for all things General Motors, and his...
Rough Start: The Two-For-One Sale! A 1977 Camaro and a 1953 Bel Air Within Budget!
Whoa. I’m having flashbacks to my first car, and I’m not kidding in the least. Washington State tags, check. Manual-trans shovelnose second-generation Camaro, check. That funky shade of...
The “WTF?” Files: We’ve Never Felt Sorrier For A Chevrolet Citation Than We Do For This One
When GM made the X-body a front-driver for 1980, there was a large amount of hope placed upon it. This was the car that the General hoped to stem the tide of imported vehicles with, the fresh for the...
Rough Start: The Optimistic Seller’s 1980 Chevrolet Monza Is Still A Good Score!
“Class 3 survivor collector car! 2+2 model designed to be modified to a hot rod!” Well, while we are pretty sure GM didn’t have hot rodding on the brain when they designed the...
BangShift Question Of The Day: What Are Your Thoughts On A Stock Car For The Street?
Do you even dare ask how many cars have been cut up in the name of making a racecar? I wouldn’t. Countless G-bodies, mid-1970s Camaros, Fox Thunderbirds and 1970s Mopars have been...
Petrolicious Takes A Look At A C2 Corvette That Now Resides In Belgium
From it’s pointed prow nose with hidden headlights to the twin bullet taillights at the back of it’s curvy rump, the second generation of Chevrolet Corvette was a winner. The C2 looked...
Southeastern ALL Chevy/GMC Truck Nationals 2017 Gallery: All Of The General’s Workhorses On Display!
Driving down from Kentucky, I was really beginning to question my own sanity. Not at the choice of show to attend…the Southeastern ALL Chevy/GMC Truck Nationals sounds like an excellent way to...
Rough Start: A Rally Sport Camaro For A Reasonable Price
I tend to be quick to write-off rubber-nosed second gen Chevrolet Camaros. Blame it on a few bad examples in my past, blame it on my personal tastes, but for the most part, they don’t do it for...
Morning Symphony: The Big Red Camaro Ripping Up Pikes Peak, Post-Conflagration!
Last summer, the first-gen F-body known as the Big Red Camaro very nearly came to the end of the road. After a fuel leak turned into a major fire while testing out at Buttonwillow Raceway, we...
Are You A Fan Of The Death Proof Nova? Check Out This Closer Look Of The Real-Deal Car!
Love or hate Quentin Tarantino’s “Death Proof”, you have to approve the car selection. A Vanishing Point-style Challenger, a big-body Mustang that bears a slight resemblance to the...
Morning Symphony: Get An Earful Of The 1959 Chevrolet Biscayne “Duntov” Patrol Car!
This dark blue Chevrolet Biscayne was indeed a patrol car, one of forty like it. It’s a bare-bones setup, with rubber floor mats, the most low-buck interior offerings that Chevrolet had, a...
Sideshow: Check Out This Twin-Engine Chevrolet Cavalier! Two Anemic V6s Have To Be Better Than One, Right?
When you throw conventional wisdom out of the window and just start doing something, great things tend to happen. No, really…sometimes overthinking something leads to delays and...
Good, Cheap Fun: This Blown 454-powered 1978 Chevrolet Impala Looks Like A Good Time!
First, Chevrolet begat Impala. Then Chevrolet begat Chevelle. Then Chevelle swelled up to the size of a small oil tanker and Impala became a cruise liner. Then OPEC crises hit, big cars went out of...
