A 1975 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Convertible with just 17,000 miles highlights Raleigh Classic’s rare, well-documented collector car lineup.

The Caprice was born in 1965 as an Impala version, with Chevrolet trying out an approach that worked like a charm in the late '50s. Back in 1958, the GM brand launched the Impala as a Bel Air version ...

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Joe Luber is no stranger to the 1975 Chevrolet Caprice Classic convertible. He bought a used one in 1988 and after the rust monster attacked, he happily sold it five years later. Most mid-1970s ...

For most, the process of building a lowrider is typically the same. We find a car we like and little by little we turn our dreams into reality. It's a story that's been told time and time again and in ...

Color-shifting paint is a very cool thing to have on your car. But because it's expensive to apply and maintain, you rarely see such a thing on a production model. But that didn't stop enthusiasts ...

The vision of the perfect Lowrider build varies with each prospective builder. Some of the influences behind builder preference stem from factory design changes that occur from year to year. Wondering ...