Even if the oversized wheels aren't your thing (although they do look pretty good), this 1970 Chevelle SS Tribute has a lot to recommend it. Great Marina Blue paint, a thundering 396, an auto gearbox, and brutal street presence. The good stuff is already in there, my friend.

Let's start with the obvious: there aren't many better-looking muscle cars than the 1970 Chevelle SS. It's the epitome of the era: big, bad, and brash, and with stripes and a cowl-induction hood, it's definitely looking for a fight. The paint is a brighter version of popular Marina Blue and the light gray stripes are a modest twist on the SS look that gives this car a bit of an edge. You'll also note hood pins, a correct SS grille, and unique taillight inserts that give this car a look that generates a lot of double-takes. But realistically, the bodywork is quite straight and while the paint isn't done to show standards, it also means that hitting the road is a no-brainer. Recently refreshened,all the original stainless trim remains, even around the wheel wells that frame those big chrome wheels.

The interior sticks to the original formula, too, with correct black buckets, a horseshoe shifter, and a clean look ... Please ask for the full description.