1941 Chevrolet Sedan
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The first thing you'll notice looking at this custom ride is the beautiful vinyl top! This was done in such a way that it appears to mimic the look of a carson top, which has signaled custom show car ever since 1935 when Bob Houser of Amos Carson's top shop first built one for a hot rod. The second thing you'll notice is the deep burgundy paint. This is one of those cars that looking at it from afar, you can't exactly put your finger on when the build was done, making it a timeless custom street rod that you can enjoy for years without worrying about keeping up with the trends. Once you slide inside you'll experience all the niceties of a modern daily driver, while maintaining classic styling. This...