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This 1935 Chevrolet 3 Window Coupe shows only 1159 miles show on the odometer of this current build. Before talking about just how beautiful this 2009 Turtle Wax/Street Rodder winner (voted -Street Rod of the Year-), we must 1st go back to the beginning and how this car was brought all together. For his 50th Birthday the owner wanted to buy and build a car of his dreams. In the state of Pennsylvania, the quest for an all steel street rod was found. The car had been sitting 20 years as a project car, but that was about to all change. This Coupe was purchased, taken a part; media blasted, and then sent off to California, so that the fine folks at Marcel Custom Metal shaping could perform their handy work on the car. 2 1/4 inches were taken out of the top, and then it was reassembled. Unlike Fords of the same time period, Chevrolet used wood in the inner construction of their vehicles. This is a big reason why many of these coupes have not survived the ravages of time. At Marcel-s, all the wood inner structure has been removed and a new steel inner structure resides in its...

For those new to the Chevrolet 3 Window, the standard trim was the package that was a bit minimal, now with our stunning this 1935 Chevrolet Standard 3 Window Coupe there is nothing minimal about it. The exterior of this classic is a base of silver with a neat burgundy design on it with a light grey colored interior. Under the hood this sweet ride is packing a 350 CID v8, eight-cylinder engine with a 700R4 transmission. In simple terms she has a strong motor on an automatic 4 speed transmission. The inside of her has been updated with electric windows that can be controlled from a key fob, and a DVD player / CD player. Cruise control for this sweet cruiser is also a must and included. This sassy Machine also includes AC, power brakes and power steering making this Chevy Three Window Coupe one of the best car show cars I have seen in my life. This is the type of car you take to every car show in your area and while you are driving lane to lane to find a parking space, watch as everyone stares at your beauty. There...

This unbelievable two owner, American Classic, wire wheeled example is truly a sight to behold! This fantastic Ford has recently undergone major body and paint work to transform this classic into a 'Show Stopper'!

Although she appears stock, the factory flat head V-8 engine is long gone, Nestled in the Henry Ford 1935 engine bay sits a brand new Ram Jet V-8 385 horse, fire breathing monster mated to a Tremec 5 Speed transmission! When the key starts, so does your pulse. If your pulse doesn't race after firing up this '35 Coupe, please see a doctor or an undertaker.

The interior of this 'Show Stopper' is just as nice as the exterior. With seats and door panels covered in matched, beautiful leather like material, class is the order of the day once seated in this Coupe. One look of the dash takes you back generations. The centerpiece and crown jewel of the dash is...

This car turns some heads with its gloss metallic blue paint theme that is touched with red and white pin stripping, chrome trim and grille, then finished off with painted red steel wheels wrapped in white wall radial tires with chrome baby moons. The curb appeal of this '35 continues with its butterfly opening hood, running boards, oversized headlights, and dual chrome exhaust coming out the rear. The custom interior flows well with the paint and features two toned blue and creme leather seats and door panels. It also has blue carpeting, Shark gauges, tilt steering wheel, chrome trim, power windows, Vintage air heating system, and even a more modern AM/FM/Cd player. The trunk is finished as well and has the battery kill switch located in there. Powering this hotrod is a GM 350 CID V8 engine that is mated to an automatic transmission. This car not only looks sharp but sounds...

From the moment you might look up this car will draw you in with its flashy color of Tang Jelly Orange courtesy of House of Kolors that helps set this hot rod apart from the crowd before you even get to what this has extra in and around it. Under the hood of this beauty lies a 327 cubic inch small block Chevrolet V8 that supplies modern power to a car that probably originated with a 90+ horsepower flathead V8. The small block is backed by a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission which is controlled by a Lokar shifter with a custom pool ball knob in orange to tastefully match the outside theme of the Ford. The interior, also custom, features retrofitted seats that have been upholstered with a combination of grey cloth and vinyl to help contrast the outside hot orange color for a well transitioned look throughout the car. The Roadster is equipped with power windows, tilt wheel, power steering, aftermarket radio with CD player, and Vintage Air air conditioning to...