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Chevrolet has been a part of the American automotive landscape almost as long as cars have been on American roads. IN 1929 Chevy introduced their first 6-cylinder engine, and in 1933 they debuted they new Master body style that served Chevy well up until auto production ended for World War II. The Master was available in a wide range of body styles like the business Coupe, sedan, and convertible.

Our featured '39 Chevy is a business Coupe. This car wears an all-steel body, running boards and all. The vehicle is dressed in a stunning black and champaign 2-tone paint job complimented by a lime green and bright orange pinstripe. Inside the Chevy you will find matching black and champaign power leather seats. All while sitting on 15' American Racing Torque Thrust 5-spoke rims wrapped around Kumho Solus black wall tires. Powering the auto is a strong 350 cubic inch Chevrolet create engine rated at 330 horsepower linked to a 700 R-4 Four speed automatic transmission and...

Do you wanna turn heads? This 'Chop Top' Chevrolet turns heads, you're looking at it right now. What started life as a simple Chevrolet Deluxe was turned into a piece of art! Powering this masterpiece is a Corvette derived LS1(5. 7 liter V8) mated to a 4 speed Automatic transmission. Everything you see here was done under the current ownership, which dates back to 2006. The door handles were shaved and replaced with electronic poppers, key fob activated. The windows can also be operated via the key fob. Other electronic equipment includes: Power windows, cruise control, rearview mirror...

This beautiful '39 Chevy Coupe has everything you are looking for. Starting with an original all steel body, the car received approximately 22 body modifications and then was sprayed in a vibrant Martin Senour GM Victory Red basecoat/clearcoat paint. The body is sitting on the original frame that was reinforced with a 1. 5' tubular front 'K' member outfitted with a Heidt's front cross member, tubular A-arms, 11' disc brakes, and 2' drop spindles. The rear of the frame was 'C' channeled to allow for rear axle clearance as it is uses a Chassis Engineering rear leaf spring conversion setup for the lowered look and a better ride quality. Finishing off the stellar look on the outside are a set of Boyd Coddington Billet Wheels measuring 16' up front and 17' in the rear wrapped in Goodyear radials. This 1939 Chevrolet Coupe street rod is powered by its ZZ4 350 CID V8 crate engine rated at 355 horsepower, backed by a 700-R4 4-speed automatic transmission, running to a Ford 8' rear end with 4. 10 gears. Under the hood sits the powerful small block decked out with billet accessory mounts and valve covers, Edelbrock 650 CFM carburetor, ceramic coated block hugger...

1939 was a not the best year for the American automotive companies. With things heating up in Europe and the possibility of war on the horizon people were holding onto their money. That is one of the reasons these cars have become so popular today. They are rare enough to be collectible but not so rare that you can't afford one. Many people still consider the lines on the Master's to be some of the best in automotive history. A go to piece for customizers making a great Street rod that has enough room to bring some friends along. This 39 is a great example of how these cars can be built to be not only great looking but very driver friendly. The car was first taken completely down to bare metal with all chrome and badgeing removed giving the car a very smooth and finished look. The paint is a deep purple with a good bit of flake giving the car a very custom look. With the body off the frame and the body ready to be put back on the decision was made to have the frame powder coated. This not only gave the underneath a very finished look...

Step back in time with a touch of modern flair in this stunning 1939 Chevrolet Coupe, a classic embodiment of automotive elegance and performance. Dressed in a striking candy apple red exterior, this vintage beauty captures attention with its vibrant hue and timeless design. The sleek lines and iconic curves of the 1939 Chevrolet Coupe are complemented by the tasteful addition of aluminum wheels, adding a contemporary twist to its classic silhouette. Inside, the Coupe offers a warm and inviting tan vinyl interior that balances comfort and style. The cabin is thoughtfully equipped with modern conveniences, including air conditioning to ensure a pleasant driving experience in any weather. The tilt steering wheel provides customizable comfort, while the inclusion of seatbelts underscores a commitment to safety without compromising on the vehicle's vintage charm. Under the hood, this Chevrolet Coupe is powered by a robust 350 V8 engine paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering a...