Unfortunately, the owner of this car, Kenny, neglected to give us a lot of information about the car. I guess Kenny felt that the car pretty much speaks for itself and he's right! Kenny did tell us that it is a 1969 Corvette StingRay with a 427ci power plant. Oh yeah... clean lines man... clean lines!

This 1997 Hummer Sport Convertible, owned by George, is one very nice SUV! Powered with a 6.5 Litre Turbo Diesel, this military vehicle turned luxury suburban has all the amenities you'd expect in a luxury convertible. George says his Hummer is an extremely comfortable ride with a good stereo. The amazing part about these Hummers is the fact the tires can be inflated from the cockpit with a single button! Rock on!

This beautiful, totally restored 1953 Chevy Pickup is owned by Henry Wilson of South Carolina. It is powered by a chromed out Chevy 350ci engine which is tamed with a three speed automatic tranny. A custom 15 gallon fuel tank stores the petro while a dual exhaust helps the power plant breathe with relative ease. The bed is composed of the classic wood floor with chrome strips, protected with six coats of clear. In the cockpit, Henry gave the dash an updated look with Dakota Digital gauges and a Pioneer digital XM radio, which spins tunes to a 12 disc CD changer. For absolute comfort, while cruising, Lincoln 50/50 split bucket seats were installed and covered with soft leather. Finishing off hte interior, are custom door panels with "bow tie" leather inserts. Bringing the truck down to mother earth is a Mustang II front end and a Camro rear end with a 4" rake. The exterior was painted Dupont black with four coats of clear. Of course, a custom truck isn't complete without the proper rolling stock, so Henry decided to go with a classic looking set of red and chrome 15" wheels wrapped in 235/75/15 Coker Classic radial whitewall tires (a.k.a.-gangster whitewalls). Henry boasts his truck has earned him the following awards: seven "Best of Show", five "Best Interior", three "Audience Choice", and fifteen "Best In Class". Hats off to Henry's awesome '53 Chevy truck!