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This week’s ClassicAutoStoreOnline.com Fan Friday feature highlights Anthony Rose’s 1966 Marina Blue Chevy Chevelle SS 396. Equipped with a 396 Big Block V8, automatic transmission, and Posi Traction with 3.73 gears, this iconic muscle car represents both mid-60s performance and a heartfelt reunion years in the making.
Kevin Smith’s 1973 Camaro “Marigold” is a vibrant marigold-yellow classic with bold black stripes, a 350ci engine, and a story straight from the family. See why this Fresno muscle car is our latest Fan Friday feature!
This week’s ClassicAutoStoreOnline.com Fan Friday features Scott Kramm’s garage-built 1957 Chevy 150. Completed over four and a half years, this hands-on build highlights the dedication, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal of classic American cars. Read the full feature to see why this Chevy 150 perfectly represents what Fan Friday is all about — real builds and real passion.
At ClassicAutoStoreOnline.com, we’re thrilled to highlight Brett Brown and his stunning 1989 Chevy Z-71 for this week’s Fan Friday. Brett purchased his truck in March of 1991, and it has been a cherished part of his family ever since. Not only has it served Brett reliably for decades, but it also carries a legacy—when the time comes, Brett plans to pass the truck on to his seven-year-old grandson, Kash. The bond between Brett and his Chevy Z-71 is a testament to the enduring quality of classic vehicles and the memories they help create.
The 1975 Corvette Stingray, part of the beloved C3 generation, is a quintessential American sports car. Known for its sleek, shark-inspired design, the 1975 model features bold curves, a low-slung stance, and a long hood that exudes power and sophistication. This was the first Corvette to come standard without true chrome bumpers, as GM transitioned to urethane bumpers for improved safety and a streamlined look. Under the hood, the original engine lineup included a small-block 350 and the optional big-block 454, offering drivers an exhilarating experience behind the wheel.
