2004 Chevrolet SSR
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A Factory Custom Hot Rod. The SSR (Super Sport Roadster) proved that Detroit still had imagination. It looked like a 1950s Chevy truck and a '32 Ford roadster had a child - all steel curves, flared fenders, and a chopped stance right from the custom car world. But this one came with a factory warranty and A/C. Inspired by Chevy's 1947-1953 Advance Design pickups, the SSR featured deep-draw stamped steel panels and was hand-assembled at GM's Lansing Craft Center, home to Corvette prototypes and other low-volume builds. A Convertible Pickup. The SSR was the first modern retractable hardtop pickup. At the touch of a button, its two-piece power top folded neatly into a hidden compartment - a mechanical ballet of electric motors and hydraulics that turned a truck into a roadster in 30 seconds. Power and Style. This SSR packs a 5. 3-liter V8 with automatic transmission, delivering a throaty exhaust note and effortless torque. It's quick, comfortable, and pure Chevy muscle with style. Inside, the cabin feels like a sports car: leather bucket seats, stainless trim, and a Bel Air-inspired waterfall console. Equipment includes air conditioning, Bose audio, power seats, locks, windows, tilt steering, and cruise...
