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In 1947, American car manufacturers were still bouncing back from production slowdowns due to World War II. 1946 marked some of the first new models since '42. Automobiles of this era are becoming more and more sought after as they mark a turning point in American automotive history. This '47 has come a long way since rolling off the Chevrolet assembly line. The car still retains its factory roofline, but has been modernized with a two tone paintjob of silver on top of midnight blue. Drop it on top of a set of 'classic' chrome American Racing Torque Thrust wheels and you have the perfect stance for this street rod. Of course, the modifications are not just aesthetic. Under the hood is a chromed out 350 CID V8 complete with Edlebrock carburetor on top, and dual exhaust out the back. This one has all the goodies: power steering, power brakes, and the big one: air conditioning. For a comfortable...

The bright red with crme paint is sure to grab your attention. The body lines are tastefully used to determine the transition points from the red to crme. Raise up the hood of this 40 Street rod and you will see a nicely finished Chevrolet 5. 7 liter LT1 with a mild cam. The engine is mated to a 700R4 transmission which turns a Camaro rear-end. The interior will make you feel as if you just visited Elvis- famous jungle room with the leopard print and tan vinyl seats. To monitor all the vital functions, a new set of Omega gauges have been installed. This is a true street rod that has put driving on the top of its list. The current owner simply has too many toys and is looking to thin the herd down a bit.

Powering this 1948 Chevrolet is a General motors 327CID V8, this snappy engine was used in everything from the Camaros to the GM truck line. Backing this Powerhouse is a smooth shifting automatic transmission. With smooth shifting and longevity in mind this is the car for you. This two-toned cream and tan beauty is a perfect blend of the 50-s gangster car with the subtleties of a nice Sunday cruiser for you and your friends and family if they are lucky. The interior is a plush and cozy cloth and in beautiful condition with its earth tone look. The gauges have clean faces and are easy to read, no need for bi-focal glasses with this gauge cluster.

This is a perfect car to show off to your friends and be a little nostalgic and classy at the same time. The mileage on the car is a mere 8,697 miles since rebuild as stated by the to the owner giving you many years of...

Grab everyone's attention this Summer with this 1931 Chevy Sedan.

The Chevrolet Series AE Independence was manufactured by Chevrolet in 1931 to replace the 1930 Series AD Universal. Production levels slipped during the Great Depression to 619,554 units, but Chevrolet actually outpaced rival Ford in 1931! The main change between the Series AE and the outgoing AD was a 2-inch longer wheelbase, now at 109-. It remained powered by the -Stovebolt Six- 194 cid inline 6-cylinder engine producing 50hp. This classic 1931 four-door Sedan ups that ante with a 350 cubic-inch V8 mated to a Mustang II automatic, Mustang front-end suspension and 373 Posi rear end. The 350 power plant sports a polished aluminum intake & air cleaner, Accel distributor, dual exhaust and stainless...

Wow! Check out this beautiful 1939 Chevrolet 2 door Sedan! This street rod has a 350 V-8 engine and a Turbo 350 transmission putting power to the ground. This car looks good and will really move! Options include: A/C, AM/FM/Cassette, power brakes, tilt wheel, seat belts, cloth interior, radial tires, and aluminum alloy wheels. You will really be cruising in style with this Chevy! Other features include:...