Vehicle Description
This 1931 Chevrolet 3-window coupe inspires intrigue from every
angle. From the interesting history, to the leather-clad A/C
interior, to the powerful and flashy V8 - it's a true
attention-getter in every crowd.
The rare 3-window coupe body has instant appeal. After all, Chevy
had a distinct style that can you see everywhere from the trunk to
the cowl vents. And we know you'll love telling people that this
coupe is even rarer than they think, because the steel body and
chassis is a Canadian-built Chevy. But it's far more than just
history that has you attracted to this one. You can instantly tell
this is a very custom machine thanks to a bold two-tone paint. It
combines a bright silver with a copper color borrowed from the
Dodge Viper. The sleek feeling is amplified by the sport side
mirror and a body that's free from excess trim. And fiberglass
fender and running boards do a fantastic job of containing the
15-inch Weld racing wheels (with tall tires in the back for that
perfect aggressive stance.) Even the details are terrific with
Chevy bow ties in the taillights and exhaust tips.
The fob-activated remote door openers are your first hint at a full
custom interior. When you look inside, you'll see one of the most
comfortable cruisers around. It starts with the individuality of
dual bucket seats. The copper and gray leather here matches the
door panels and trunk as well as coordinates with the tones of the
carpeting and dash. Don't you just love how the Chevy bowties have
been nicely added throughout? You get a sports steering wheel on
the tilt steering column. and beyond that is a full set of classic
style VDO gauges. This Chevy has been modified to really offer
thoughtful extras, that's why there's R134a air conditioning, power
windows, and the AM/FM/CD stereo is in a custom overhead console.
There's even Dynawrap under the floor boards for better sound and
heat insulation.
With so much attention to detail paid to the interior and exterior,
you better believe the engine bay is impressive, too. The V8 looks
great with polished components like the air topper, alternator,
Chevrolet-branded valve covers, and much more. Beyond the style,
you'll find the substance of a 350 cubic-inch motor borrowed from a
1970 Corvette. It inhales deeply through a four-barrel carburetor,
and it exhales with authority as headers feed the dual exhaust. But
don't just hear the rumble; follow its path in the undercarriage
photos. There you'll spot everything from a nicely painted frame,
to a Mustang-II style independent front suspension finished in
chrome. Add in a three-speed automatic transmission, power
steering, and front disc brakes, and this is the looker you can
drive everywhere with ease.
This is a hot rod that's unique in its appearance, its features,
and its history. It has all the good things you want when it's time
to bring "something unique" to the car show. A rare and desirable
early '30s steel body Chevrolet won't last long in our showroom, so
don't miss out. Call now!
