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George and Margaret Oleskiewicz’s 1967 Camaro RS SS convertible pairs a rare L78 396/375hp big block with a fully documented options list, right down to the luggage rack and correct disc brakes. George has owned the car since 1995, and Margaret has her own reason for still showing up to the events. Watch to hear why judges call this Marina Blue convertible the Holy Grail of first-generation Camaros.
A 1966 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport doesn’t look like it’s hiding anything dangerous — until you hear it idle. This full-size Chevy carries the rare L72 427 option and a four-speed manual most buyers never checked the box for, a combination V8TV tracked down for its Muscle Car Of The Week series. The exhaust note alone has viewers stopping mid-scroll. Watch to hear why a 425-horsepower family cruiser still commands this kind of reaction decades later.
Thirty-six years in a Great Plains farm shed will bury a car in dust and obscurity, but for a numbers-matching Corvette it can also mean remarkable preservation. This 1965 Sting Ray coupe came out with its original engine and four-speed still in place and the paperwork to prove it. The real story was never on the surface, it was in the documentation. Read on to find out what separates this car from thousands of ordinary small-block Corvettes.