Vehicle Description
This 1951 Chevrolet Styleline Sport Coupe is a bright and sleek
classic with the kind of details that make people take extra time
checking it out. But you'll love this for more than just the paint
and body. With an upgraded 350ci V8, upgraded suspension, and comfy
A/C interior, they made sure this stylish custom was truly built to
cruise.
Raspberry Metallic is a terrific color because it follows the
pastel hues we love in a 1950s machine while also adding an
electric element. So it does a good job of looking both classic and
custom, and that's the real theme of this car. The paint was done
in 1999, and its condition today displays how this car has been
treated with true respect. And as you look at the full package, it
will also show that respect also means newer investment in the
right places. But what we especially love about the exterior are
all the custom upgrades. Frenched headlight, a louvered hood, sport
mirrors, shaved door handles, large exhaust tips, and Cadillac tail
lights are part of the classic custom cruiser attitude. And the
trunk and hood are especially smooth so that it makes for a clean
surface for the pinstriping. Plus, the brightwork has a ton of
shine to showcase the classic grille, chrome bumper, dual
spotlights, and side trim that highlights the well-fitting doors.
Those Torq Thrust wheels are also part of the shine, but what
you'll really like is how the larger rear set gives this coupe a
sporty stance.
The raspberry returns inside on the door tops and dash, and there's
even a coordinating dark purple carpeting. But what will really
grab your attention is the bright white. It looks great on the
upholstery, headliner, rear shelf, and even the trunk. And while
you'll admire the bold style of the flame stitched in the door
panels, the working courtesy lights also tell you about the
detailed quality of this build. This has nice upgrades like an
AM/FM/cassette stereo, upgraded gauges with column-mounted tach,
and the tilt steering column for the cool two-tone steering wheel.
Plus, there were $$$$ thousands invested in 2018, including a
cold-blowing air conditioning system. So it's quite a comfortable
cruiser.
Under the hood is a nice small block addition. This 350 cubic-inch
V8 has an Edelbrock upgrade suite with the four-barrel carburetor,
intake, and valve covers with color-mated raspberry. And thoughtful
details like the aluminum radiator w/electric fan help keep this
one running cool even if you're in traffic with the A/C pumping. As
a true cruiser, you've also got nice upgrades like a tubular A-arm
front suspension, power steering, power brakes, front discs, and a
three-speed automatic transmission.
The sale comes complete with the owner's manual and build receipts.
This is not only a bold-looker but also a great driver. So if you
want a 1950s Chevy coupe that's nice for cruising near or far, call
today!
