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Nothing screams hot rod like a Victory Red all steel custom build with extras galore. This beauty catches your eye from the moment you see the aggressive stance of the car to the wheels all the way to the front grille of the Coupe that seems reminiscent of a ZZ Top album cover. This custom to the max Chevy packs a 350 cubic inch small block crate V8 under the hood which supplies a healthy amount of horsepower into a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission that has been upgraded with a shift kit. This all goes back to a 10-bolt GM rear axle. It is worth nothing that the car has been lowered by raising the height of the frame 5 inches which one will notice the hop into the interior. The Chevy is loaded with AM/FM radio, power leather seats with lumbar support, tilt wheel, and power brakes. Just like many hot rods built out there, this one is one...

This 1946 Chevy Coupe under went a complete rebuilt of the entire car and this Coupe was built to be driven. The motor is a Chevy small block 400, 383 Stroker motor and the heads are ported. The transmission is a turbo 350 built specifically for the motor. The owner states that the body was removed from the frame, stripped down to bare metal along with the frame. The frame was completely rebuilt and painted along with an independent front end by Fat Man. The body under went a total rebuild. When you park the car next to a stock body you will really see all the subtle changes, along with the very noticeable changes. This one of a kind custom 1946 Chevrolet Coupe would make an amazing centerpiece to any collection! The top was chopped 3'. The windshield and back glass are recessed into the body just like modern windshields and even the wing windows are functional. It has power windows and door openers which you will not find on just any 46 Chevrolet Coupe allowing you to open doors from the key fob. The top of hood of the car was removed for a new sheet metal top. That...

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...

The odometer on this 32' Coupe reads 3,661, which represents the mileage since the build was completed. Options for this 1932 Chevrolet Coupe include: AM/FM Radio with CD Player, Power Sunroof, Power Windows, Tilt Wheel, Keyless Entry (Door Poppers), Seat Belts, Leather Interior, Radial Tires, and Aluminum/Alloy Wheels. This 1932 5 Window Coupe is finished in a matte black paint, chrome accents can be seen throughout the car, and a custom pin-stripe pattern on the trunk lid. The Tote'em Trailer features the same paint and pin-stripe treatment. Inside the trailer are all of the needed pieces for the original hood. They are off due to the size of the engine's intake manifold. Remotely open the door with the remote door poppers on this classic hot rod and you will see the top of the frame consist of aged wood, as it did back in the day. As you sit in the driver's seat the first thing you notice, after the skull shift knob, is the amount of available leg room. The bucket seats have been placed at the rear of the cab to provide for maximum space. A 350 CID V8 featuring dual Edelbrock carburetors and an aluminum Edelbrock intake powers...

The 1940 Line up from Chevrolet was completely redesigned for 1940. They were advertised with the slogan -Royal Clipper Styling- with the lines having some European influence. It would turn out to be a huge success with sales skyrocketing to over a million cars for the first time. This exquisite example has gone through a restoration and taken back to its previous glory. The paint is correct for the era and looks amazing on those swooping lines. With all the trim work in just as nice condition, you better have some sunglasses when looking at this beauty. Pop that Buick style hood and you will see a nicely detailed engine compartment. The inline 6, which is what Chevrolet opted for VS Ford-s Flathead, is as clean as I have seen. The originality is second to none with it still retaining it-s 6V system this beauty is all about originality. Open the door and you will see an interior that is right out of the 40-s. The...