Successor to Chevy's Model AA, the 1928 AB competed directly with Ford's still-fresh Model A, which had replaced the long-obsolete Model T one year prior. Though appearances suggest a folding convertible top, all AB Landau Coupes utilized fixed roofs, lighting the way for generations of faux Detroit cabrios. This vintage beauty boasts a striking green and black exterior that captures the essence of the Roaring Twenties, making it a head-turner wherever it goes. The car's hood opens on either side along a central piano hinge, as was almost universal at the time it was built. Motivation comes from a standard 171ci OHV four-cylinder developing about 35 hp, netting 55 mph flat-out which was more than adequate for the primitive, pre-interstate system roads of 1920s America. Finished to an unusually luxurious standard for cars of this type and time, the interior is covered in...

5 Ton Flatbed custom! Step into a piece of American automotive history with this stunning 1931 Chevrolet Independence 1. 5 Ton Flatbed, a vehicle that seamlessly blends classic charm with some modern conveniences. This is titled as a 1931 Chevy and sits on the original 1931 chassis, but has been rebuilt from the ground up. Its striking Forest Green exterior, complemented by tasteful wood accents, evokes a sense of timeless craftsmanship while standing out in any collection or on any road. The black and tan cloth interior provides a warm and inviting sleeper-style cabin, offering a touch of vintage elegance that pairs nicely with the truck's robust build. Under the hood, this vintage marvel is powered by a powerful 454 CID V8 engine, fed by a newer Holley Brawler street/race carb, promising a driving experience that is both powerful and exhilarating. The Muncie 4 Speed manual transmission with a Spicer Over and Under gear box & a Dana 70 rear axle ensures you have the control and versatility that makes it capable for any journey, be it a cruise down the highway or just a fun trip through winding country roads, while the dual radiators with electric fans ensure all those...

By the early 1920s, Chevrolet had established itself as an automaker that offered reliability and durability in an attractive and accessible package. Dressed in a sophisticated gray exterior, this vintage beauty captures the essence of an era when style and performance were paramount. The convertible top, operated manually, offers an authentic open-air driving experience, allowing you to enjoy the road with the breeze in your hair. Inside, the gray cloth interior complements the exterior's understated elegance, providing a comfortable and inviting cabin. The inclusion of an Bluetooth radio adds a touch of modern convenience, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes as you cruise down memory lane. Safety has also been considered, with seatbelts integrated into the design, enhancing your peace of mind while you revel in the nostalgia of this classic ride. Up front sits the 235 CID inline-six engine with dual 32/36 Webber carburetors, 50s thickstun intake and electronic ignition, paired with a T-5 manual transmission. This combination...

This Chevrolet Coupe has been modified for a more modern driving experience. Powered by a Chevrolet 350 CID V8 paired to a 700R4 automatic transmission for easy driving, as well as being easy to maintain. chrome exhaust headers and a Holley carburetor spice up the Chevy 350. Power steering makes driving safer and easier, along with a newer style front end with coil-overs and disc brakes. All combine for a much smoother and safer ride. Daytona P225/60 rubber wraps around the 15 inch chrome wheels. Inside you will find a new cluster of...