This 1935 Chevy Two-Door Sedan is the best of both worlds, blending
old-school looks with modern performance. While so many of these
beautiful cars have been modified as hot rods, with aggressively
altered appearance, handling, and ride experience, this car has
been spared the same treatment. Neither mild nor wild, this '35
Chevy strikes a delicate balance, honoring the car's history and
rolling capably into its future.
The secret sauce in this build is a '94 Camaro organ donor. The
engine, transmission, wiring harness, and instrument cluster came
from a '94 Camaro with less than 5,000 miles. The young 3.4 liter
V6 engine nestles snugly under the hood, the alternator requiring a
creative new mounting bracket to fit. A serpentine belt system
winds around all the important components including an A/C
compressor, but the radiator fan is electric. It's a clean,
competent set up.
All structural wooden framing in the body has been replaced with
tubular steel, and the body, having had only minor surface rust
before its careful restoration, is original with no fiberglass
components. The bumpers, stainless steel grille, and steel running
boards are new. The green finish is a GM color that, upon closer
inspection, sparkles like a promise.
Modern ride characteristics are furnished by a Mustang II front
end, including power disc brakes, while the rear end features
factory leaf springs with Teflon liners and a GM ten bolt rear end.
15x8 Western cast aluminum wheels look great, also finding that
tasteful middle ground between vintage and modern.
Inside, a quality interior job beckons. The seats are from a '90's
Chevy Cavalier, and the upholstery matches the door panels and
headliner. The radio is mounted front and center of the roof, out
of the way, but easy to reach. The front power windows are operated
by moving the manual handles up or down a few degrees-so
clever!
Drive this '35 Chevy to the car show in comfort and style. Cruise
down the highway at 70 mph, windows up, A/C blowing, stereo
playing, and enjoying a conversation. No need for a trailer or
uncomfortable driving compromises, this sedan delivers. Call Art &
Speed at (901) 850-0507 and drive away in a car both you and your
honey will appreciate.
MECHANICAL
3.4L V-6 (harvested from stock 1994 Camaro with approximately 5,000
miles on the Odometer)
Wiring harness from the 1994 Camaro
K&N Air Filter
Upgraded radiator with temperature control Fan
Custom alternator mount
CHASSIS
GM 5-Speed manual transmission
Thunderbird power steering
Mustang II front end
Power front disc brakes with power rear drum brakes
Factory leaf springs with teflon liner rear suspension
15 x 8(4 3/4" Diameter) Western cast aluminum wheels
Hercules MRX Plus IV P205/75/R15 Front Tires
Hercules MRX Plus IV P215/75/R15 Rear Tires
GM 10 Bolt/3.23 gear ratio
Undercarriage is coated in Herculiner
EXTERIOR
All steel body
Painted in GM Green (Code #U-177-B)
Front and rear bumpers are Rock Valley Reproductions
Stock taillights with updated electronics and third light added
Stainless steel grill
Juliano's top Insert
INTERIOR
Custom made steering wheel
Seats are cloth from a 1990's Chevrolet Cavalier
Very nice tan carpet, headliner, and inserts
Gauges and dash gauges are out of the 1994 Camaro (All Working)
Pioneer audio with AUX/XM/CD
Pioneer speakers
Front power windows with (manual window appearance)
Vintage Air System - A/C blows very cold
Tilt column from the 1994 Camaro
Jack/battery/tools all located behind the rear seat
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