1934 Chevrolet Coupe

Gateway Classic Cars of Philadelphia presents one “Wicked” 1934 Chevrolet Street Rod. Street Rods are horses of many colors. There are many options and choices made by the builder that determine drivability and value. This 1934 Chevrolet Street Rod benefitted from some good decisions. Exterior, Interior and Powertrain must maintain the same level of quality in a well-built Hot Rod. Let’s talk about the color. If you’re not a fan of Green keep moving. The paint is Fantastic. If you took a Hot Rod and dipped it in Melted Green Chrome you would expect it to look like this. The finish scores a 10. Even the wheels are accented with the Green Chrome look on the spokes. When you set the bar that high on the exterior, the interior better hold its own. Start with custom bucket seats covered in leather and add Ostrich inserts that would make any boot wearing cowboy proud. Everyone knows that Ostrich trim on the seats requires matching door panel inserts and steering wheel as well. The dash incorporates an electronic instrument cluster in the center with digital speedometer and gauges. The stereo is a Kenwood unit and it is equipped with vintage air. Here comes the best part. Filling the engine compartment like the HULK fills a small T-shirt is 406 cubic inches of Weiand Supercharged V8 power with dual Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetors proudly wearing a dual snorkel ram air cleaner. The transmission is a Turbo 400 automatic and the rear is a 3:73. Did I mention that on the seventh day a power operated hood and trunk lid were added? This is one classy Hot Rod that is sure to please on the road or at the show. To view this 1934 Chevrolet Street Rod in greater detail, including HD pictures and an HD video, visit www.GatewayClassicCars.com or our Philadelphia showroom located in West Deptford, NJ. For more information, please call 856-599-4100 or email