This 1969 muscle car was used to be named as the most recognizable car in the world. Well, we believe this may be true in the USA, because it was used in famous TV series The Dukes of Hazzard [1979-1985].
The Dodge Charger was named General Lee after C…

1967 CORVETTE ROADSTER
Same owner since 1985;
Frame -off restoration;
Numerous N.O.S original and correctly dated parts;
Finished “Tuxedo Black” with blue leather interior
EQUIPMENT:

427-435 HP engines with L89 Aluminum heads (N.O.M.)
M22 4 Speed Transmission
4.11 positraction
Power Disk Brakes
Power Steering
Power Windows
AM-FM radio
F41 Suspension
Side Mount exhaust
“Bolt-in” wheels and redline tires

Entering the scene in 1953, the Chevrolet Corvette has remained an American icon for over 50 years. Originally designed by Harley Earl and manufactured by GM in Flint, Michigan, the first Corvette was named after the small, yet highly maneuverable naval ship of the same name. It is now produced by GM in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where the National Corvette Museum and the yearly National Corvette Homecoming commemorate the car’s outstanding history. To date, the Chevrolet Corvette has been through six generations of redesign, commonly referred to as C1-C6, and …