Vehicle Description
This 1946 Chevrolet Stylemaster has the cool two-tone look of a
thoughtful build. And with an overdrive transmission,
feature-filled A/C interior, V8 power, and more, it lives up to
this impression of a terrific classic cruiser.
The sweeping fenders and rounded rear end of the Chevy's sheet
metal were made for this style of two tones of blue metallic paint.
It has a modern shine that highlights the vintage curves, and the
darker blue really draws attention to details - like how the fender
line is incorporated into the doors. This one seems to know of to
be a good classic while also announcing it's a custom cruiser.
That's why you have a nice shine on the bumpers and trim, as well
as the upgraded Cragar SS wheels and dual exhaust tips. People may
admire the classic hood ornament, many of the other details were
deleted - including the door handles - so you can really see the
purity in the design. And while this has a terrific custom style,
there's also something special about owning a '46. It has its
styling rooted in pre-WWII America because this was one of the
first cars to be sold in peacetime. So it's a nice story you get to
tell about its true history while everyone is admiring its custom
spirit.
Pop the remote door openers to reveal even more of the custom
upgrades. You can instantly see this one was built for modern
driving thanks to a thoroughly updated interior. The gray has a
tasteful and uniform style on the doors, carpeting, and upholstery.
The seating is done with maximum comfort in mind with high-back
bucket sets up front with a center console in-between. Yours even
power adjusts to the ideal driving position. You have all the best
features like power windows, cup holders, a retro-style
AM/FM/cassette stereo, upgraded speakers, and R134a air
conditioning. The wood-rimmed Grant steering wheel, tilt column,
and Lokar floor shifter give you a modern driving feeling, but the
art deco dash with classic gauges still reminds you this is a
vintage Chevy.
The engine bay was built for showing off as much as the rest of
this car. That means a tidy and polished presentation with extra
thought in the details. And when you look beyond the style, you'll
see the substance of a 350 cubic-inch V8 built with an Edelbrock
four-barrel carburetor, an Edelbrock performer intake, and a nice
dual exhaust. The beautiful motor is also a strong runner, and so
they paired it to a 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission with
overdrive. That way it's easy to enjoy near or far. In fact, you
have great all-around driving features like an upgraded independent
suspension, power steering, power brakes, and the grip of wide BF
Goodrich T/As.
Complete with restoration photos, this 1946 Chevy certainly lives
up to the style part of its Stylemaster name. It's the handsome
custom classic that's quite comfortable at shows or on the road. So
if you're looking for an all-around terrific vintage coupe, call
today!
