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This pretty coupe is the beneficiary of an extensive restoration and upgrading, and looks sharp in the burgundy-white colors on top of all that gleaming chrome!

Under hood you will find a good looking (and sounding) 400 Chevrolet, bolted to GM's 700R-4 automatic. Power steering, power brakes and Vintage Air air conditioning system make driving it a breeze. The owner drove it well over 100 miles to get it to us and said it did not skip a beat.

Check out that interior! Clean, bright and comfortable. A tilt steering column makes it convenient and allows for easier entering and exiting. An AM FM radio is at your disposal. Ah yes, put on some cool tunes and cruise.

Based on invoices, much of the work on the car was done in 2014-2015, meaning things are still fairly fresh. Pretty cool time period...

The drivetrain consist of a 235 cubic inch inline 6-cylinder Chevy engine. Built for durability, reliability, and longevity, these 235s were used in everything from dad's commuter bel-air to the milk man's 3100 flatbed delivery truck! Like any real and classic Chevy 3100 for sale, it's backed by a 3-speed manual transmission. This 3-on-the-tree set-up is a blast to drive and will make all of your friends jealous (That they're not cool enough to know how to drive it. ) Simplicity and functionality was key in the early 50s and this truck surely fit the bill! With a Camaro rear end, this truck is set-up to throw whatever power adders or modifications you have, at it! The exterior on this 53' Chevy stepside for sale is painted a gorgeous shade of red. With a color matched spray in bedliner, this truck is ready to go to the show to pick up some trophies, grocery store to pick up some groceries, or local hardware store to pick up some hay to feed the horses. The interior is simple, with a black vinyl bench seat....

This 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Convertible is a sight to be seen, with long lines that stretch from each large chrome bumper front to back making the Cadillac rear panels pop these lone lines can make the chrome gods start to pray. Powering this 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Manual Convertible top for sale is one of my personal favorites inline 6cylinders, the large piston 302cid I6 with a low 2,400 miles since the build. The advantage to this build is you now can run regular pump gas without the need for a fuel additive. Take a moment to let that soak in, 6 pistons with 302 cubic inches of displacement. This 52 Styleline for sale is the prime example of the old saying- there-s no replacement for displacement, from behind the wheel of this long-tailed beauty makes you feel that you have a big block but with the fuel sipping 302-I6 you are now getting the best of both worlds. Backing this General Motors 302 Cubic inch I6 is a surprising Tremic T5 5-speed manual transmission, this the first I have seen the sluggish automatic was replaced with the gear grabbing capabilities of the T5. This 1952 Styleline Convertible for sale can launch...

This two door hard top has been tastefully street rodded into a comfortable, reliable, and powerful automobile. The beating heart of this cruiser is a 5. 7 Liter fuel injected LT1 V8. Made famous in the later C4 generation Corvettes, this V8 packs plenty of punch and really brings this Bel Air into the 21st century. Backed by a 4 speed automatic transmission, it's just as nice cruising down the highway as it is loafing through town. Adding to the comfort is the power assisted front disc brakes, power assisted steering, and even Air Conditioning. Flip on the Vintage Air unit and drop into 4th gear on the highway and you're set to cruise across the country. You'll be cruising in style because this car sports a beautiful coat of Raspberry Pearl paint which has been buffed to a high gloss. It sits on 5 spoke alloy wheels with SS knock offs. It has fresh rubber in all four corners and has a nice stance. Inside...

This old Chevy Pickup began its life as a farm truck. Back in those days, you had to identify your truck with a company logo for hauling purposes, so this 1952 3100 was emblazed with a family farm logo until it was restored. The two-year frame off restoration was completed in 1997 and the truck has traveled less than 100 miles since then. Used mostly for parades and short trips around a small Missouri town, this truck has seen a life of luxury in the last 20 years. It is believed to be a 2-owner truck and believed to have the original drivetrain still in place. The 216 CD inline six-cylinder engine and 3-speed manual transmission were completely checked over, were still in very good working order and were not rebuilt at the time of the restoration simply because they didnt need to be. They sure dont makeem like they used to.

The red, single stage, exterior paint looks great and shows that the restoration was a quality one. The interior still looks new, with little to no signs of wear. The odometer reads...