GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1987 Chevrolet (Studemino) El Camino for purchase. Many Studebaker fans can’t get enough of the bullet-nosed styling that the brand is most famous for. That’s why Michael Chiappone at Orlando, Florida’s Retro Trucks manufactures the “Studemino” conversion kit for El Camino’s to keep the look alive on modern machinery.

This Studemino is powered by a rebuilt 350ci V8 paired with a rebuilt automatic transmission. It was repainted with the body kit a 2005 Corvette color Millennium Yellow. It also has a new exhaust and a new radiator. This car does have air conditioning, but currently does not have the compressor. This car runs & drives great, and it is a real head turner going down the road. Please call or email for more details!

One of less than 550 North American models, this rare 6-speed manual 850i is terribly sinister in black on black with a number of performance upgrades to boot. These 8-Series coupes are one of the all-time coolest designs to come from BMW, and they look like a concept car even today. Retailing for almost $85,000 back in 1991, this example features factory optional electronic damping control and traction control, as well as performance upgrades in the form of Dinan performance software, Supersprint exhaust, Eibach Springs, Bilstein Dampers, stainless steel brake lines and lightweight AC Schnitzer alloy wheels. It shows in superb condition with low mileage for a 1991, and is outfitted with a number of modern-day features like auto-dimming mirrors, heated power adjustable seats, 6-disc CD changer and an on-board computer. We have on extensive service records back to 1998 on file, along with the original owners books and CarFax history report, and this 850i just completed a 71-point pre-sale inspection.