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Don't let the light colored paint fool you, this girl doesn't play nice! With only 3,850 miles on the complete build, she's barely broken in and ready to play! Powered by a 454 cubic inch big block Chevy, this torque monster is ready to eat up the competition. One flick of the key and this 41' Chevy for sale roars to life, through dual exhaust with dual side exit tips on both sides. This powerful rat motor is backed by a built TH350 automatic transmission, which throws the power to the ground via a shortened rear end. The rear has been supported by sticky meats. The rear end itself has been tubbed and houses huge drag radial style tires, which tuck snuggly beneath the rear fenders. The power steering and power brakes make sure that this 1941 Chevy Coupe for sale stops and maneuvers just as well as she launches! The exterior on this all steel 1941 Chevrolet for sale is simply stunning, with a gorgeous rake and a 4' chop that gives this car a modern mafia vibe. The exterior is vintage 90s, with Violet Purple paint and custom pinstriping. Add this to the molded scoop up front and deep...

Hot Roding has been a growing global trend since the late 1930's. Owning a hot rod is more than a mere possession, it is a bold statement and display of personal sense of style, along with a love for endless amounts of customization. This particular 1937 Street Rod was the recipient of a 3 inch 'Chopped Top' and fitted with a Carson style removable top. Unlike many hot rods today, this 1937 Ford Street Rod can seat up to 4 adults comfortably. Powering this Street Rod is a chromed, 350CID Small Block Chevy V8 paired with a 4 Speed Automatic Transmission that provides plenty of power for this 1937 Street Rod to move effortlessly through the streets. The Pearl Blue paint on this 1937 sparkles like a diamond in the sun and is guaranteed to turn heads when slow cruising down your favorite road. The black louvered hood and black striped graphics on the side compliment the Black Cloth top perfectly and draw your eye along all the nice curves on this Street Rod....

Chevy had some amazing style and a luxury appearance in the early 1930's and is part of the reason a lot of these were chosen by hot-rodders to soup up and have some fun with. This all-steel beauty has a personality all its own and is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The metallic paint shows hints of brown, orange and gold and looks great along with the orange and yellow flames running the entire length of the car. The chrome hood louvers are able to be opened and are functional at keeping the engine running cool during those hot summer drives.

The powertrain of this bow-tied beauty is unique and features a period-correct inline 6cylinder with Fenton headers and Wayne valve cover with the ultra cool spark plug flame igniter. This car is ready to cruise and will get up to highway speed effortlessly thanks to the 5-speed manual transmission. For some extra flare polished American Racing wheels were added for that ultra cool hot rod touch....

This beautifully built Highboy features a high quality Gibson body which rides on performance suspension. The front end has independent suspension with tubular A-arms and coil over shocks. The front features rack and pinion steering and disc brakes. The rear suspension is a four link set up which rides nicely between a sporty feel and a comfortable ride. The healthy mill providing the push for this sleigh is a 350 CID V8 which is mated up to a reliable Turbo-Hydramatic Automatic Transmission. This small block is dressed with plenty of sparkle including a polished scoop, aluminum intake, and polished valve covers. This rod sports a full hood and sides, but would look equally as impressive with those removed. The finish is slick and smooth and is a stunning shade of plum. The sides and hood are free of louvers to give a very clean smooth look. A subtle pinstripe completes the look. The soft top for this roadster is a high quality canvas with a nice boot to cover it when not in use. The vehicle has power roll up windows and can be fully enclosed, but is probably most fun as an open air cruiser. The interior features beautiful leather...

The F series line of trucks was introduced in 1948 as the 'Bonus-Built' truck. This was due to the simple fact that the new line was just that- a completely new line. No longer were there trucks based upon a traditional car chassis but rather they were built on a dedicated truck platform. With all new sheet metal and a much larger cab the new F1 was an instant hit. The two-tone grey exterior is complemented by bright chrome and stainless accents. The fresh wood bed, new Coker wide white wall tires, and bright factory style hub caps complete the classic look on this pickup. Under the hood lies a Chevy small block 350 CID V8 that is mated to a turbo 350 transmission backed by a Nova rear end. The Mustang 2 front end with power steering, power brakes helps this -50 F1 handle just like a new car. With just 3,386 miles since the build, and a custom exhaust this silver built is sure to turn some heads. Open the...