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1951 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe 2-Door Sedan

Wilbraham Massachusetts residents Harry and Agnes Goodrich own and enjoy this maroon 1951 restored Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe.

It has the original 216 cid engine and drive train. This stand-alone beauty has the original 3-speed transmission standard on the column, Offenhauser intake manifold with three single barrel Rochester carbs, Fenton split exhaust manifold, 4-11 rear end and dual Smitty mufflers.

The lady is customized with custom spoke wheels, gazelle hood ornament, front and back fender guards, side mirrors, windshield sun visor, custom grey cloth upholstered interior including trunk and a 1983 GM custom exterior paint Autumn Maple.

Restoration was completed in Knoxville Tennessee in 1988.

There are also many novel custom chrome accessories inside and under the hood such as inside window molding.

Harry and Agnes enjoy cruise nights and car shows with their show-stopping vintage auto.

1965 Plymouth Barracuda

This unusual 1965 Plymouth gets many second looks. It is a 225 cubic inch Blue Barracuda, a cross somewhere between a car and a station wagon.

Thaddeus M. Trybus from Granby Mass owns and enjoys this vintage vehicle.

The 65 Barracuda was one of the first with a big back window and fold down back seat to create a station wagon type effect. The 65 and 66 models looked alike.

Thaddeus’s Barracuda has a Slant 6 motor, 3-speed Standard Transmission, 14” wheels and stock rear and front ends. The interior has blue bucket seats and the exterior is embellished with flame decals. This unique auto is rare, a beauty that stands alone.