Rivdrivn

My 1969 Riviera had interesting performance modifications when I bought it in the 1970s. Factory GS handling, Stage 1 engine, and Kenne Bell Racing gear. Now it also has a Grand National 4-speed and 3.42 posi.
 

My Step-father was very proud of the blue 1965 Riviera he picked from the dealer showroom. In the '70s, I crashed it for him. Lesson learned: never let your friends do your brake job for cheap.
 
My all black well-preserved, early-production super wildcat is well optioned and recently refreshed. It's also got a new hot rod motor (the original numbers-matching motor is in storage). And, yes, I've upgraded the brakes.