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Get ready to rev your engines and cruise down memory lane with a twist! Introducing the 1962 Chevrolet Impala Street Machine, showcased at SEMA 2015—where classic meets custom in a turbocharged tango. This is not your grandpa’s Sunday drive car unless your grandpa moonlights as a race car driver. Check out that video and let us know: is this Impala a hit or a miss? We promise not to judge… much.

Step right up, car enthusiasts! Feast your eyes on the mystery machine of the moment. With its sleek lines and classic charm, this beauty hails from an era when bell bottoms were in style and disco reigned supreme. Can you guess the year, make, and model of this vintage ride? Spoiler alert: If you guessed 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass, you’re either a car wizard or you peeked at the URL! This legendary automobile is not just a car—it’s a rolling piece of history. Rev your engines and take a wild guess!

If James Bond ever needed a family car, the 1967 Chevrolet Impala fastback would be it—sleek, stylish, and with enough room for gadgets and kids. This beauty screams classic cool, with a design that whispers “I’ve seen things, but I won’t tell.” It’s the kind of car that makes you want to don a tuxedo just to drive to the grocery store. Forget horsepower; this baby runs on nostalgia and a dash of rebellion. Love it? Of course, you do—it’s impossible not to!

Get ready to test your car-spotting skills with our latest challenge! Feast your eyes on this vintage beauty, and don’t let the shiny exterior fool you—it’s a classic Chevy Nova. But can you guess the year and model? Check out those sleek lines and that unmistakable grille. Is it whispering 1972 to you? Or perhaps it’s just trying to seduce you with its retro charm. Either way, this automotive blast from the past will have you revved up and ready to hit the nostalgia highway.

Meet the 1971 Plymouth Cuda Street Machine “Striker,” a fiery red beast that roared onto the scene at the 2016 SEMA Show, courtesy of Jesse’s Auto Body. This isn’t just any Cuda—it’s a custom masterpiece from bumper to bumper. The interior? Fully bespoke. And under the hood? A late model supercharged HEMI that’s as subtle as a fireworks display. It’s got all the horsepower you’d need to turn heads and maybe a few stomachs. Talk about a car that leaves a lasting impression!

The Hulk is back, and it’s not smashing cities—it’s burning rubber! Feast your eyes on the 1967 Chevrolet Nova that’s been transformed into a 2500 horsepower beast. Yes, you read that right—2500hp! This souped-up classic is anything but subtle, turning heads and melting tires wherever it roars. With a power output that could make even Lightning McQueen jealous, this Nova doesn’t just hug the road; it bear-hugs it. Buckle up, because this car is not just green in color—it’s green with power!

Get ready to rev your engines with the 1972 Chevrolet Corvette, featuring the legendary 454 Big Block! This classic beauty, much like a fine wine, has aged gracefully yet packs a punch that could make even the calmest of drivers feel like a teenager sneaking out for a midnight joyride. With curves that could rival any supermodel and a roar that demands attention, this ‘Vette isn’t just a car—it’s a rolling, rumbling piece of art. Buckle up, because this ride is anything but a silent film!

The Charger is probably best-known for its screen roles as the chase car in the 1968 feature film “Bullitt†and as the “General Lee†in the 1979-85 TV series “The Dukes of Hazzard.â€Â  Since their […]

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