If it's an icon from the muscle car era you're after, one of these factory hotrods would fit the bill
Is there really a wrong or right way to build a hot rod?
In the market for highly original, unrestored vehicles? Why not a truck?
This '68 C3 Corvette L89 comes with a well-documented race history–in England.
This second-to-last model year C3 shows only 20,906 miles on the odometer.
This Corvette is said to have had a $60,000 body-off restoration, as well as a rebuilt engine and transmission.
A Coupe B Production race car that has run at events including the Wine Country Classic and the Daytona 24 Hour Classic.
An early model year Corvette with a reported 41,973 miles on the odometer.
Said to be one of the "final 448 C4 ZR1s produced in 1995," this ZR-1 is still plenty quick with a 0-60 time of less than five seconds.
Some classics are just inherently cool cars. Others stand about because of their histories. Both apply to this '56 Corvette.
