1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS V8 454 Tribute

This coupe gives the impression of distinction and quality. The blue is close to the factory Ascot Blue, and it's part of a later respray that gives this car a nice shine. There's also later investments in the chrome bumpers, full trim, clear headlights, and good window rubber to get the fundamental right on this coupe. So you're going to like it even before you think about how it gets the Super Sport look correct. That means upgrades like the dual racing stripes, cowl-induction hood, hood pins, wide dual exhaust tips, and appropriate badges throughout. And while this gets the classic Chevelle look right, you also can't help but spot the polished TSW alloys with the larger and meatier rear tires. It's an instant signal of an upgraded machine.

The factory-correct blue interior has a lot of stock style with just the right amount of investments. For example, the classic bench seats are for those who want a true vintage experience. And there are newer door panels, dash pad, and headliner to keep it feeling fresh without losing the classic feeling. The same goes for the gauge package that gives you the speedometer as long as the horizon, and there's even a Delco AM radio still there for display. The spacious trunk has the cool spatter paint look, and you have a full-sized spare just in case. In fact, the only obvious upgrade you're likely to spot is the wood rimmed steering wheel. It's a symbol of this coupe's upgraded driving experience.