This 1931 Chevrolet AE Independence will be presented for sale at our Classic Car MarketPlace held at the MSRA Back to the Fifties Car Show, June 21-23, Minnesota State Fairgrounds. This car show features over 10,000 classic cars every year. More information at msrabacktothe50s.com
Rare, beautiful body configuration coveted by serious vintage Chevrolet collectors
Leather covered wire wheel spare finds the perfect home beyond the trunk lid
Skillfully restored to a high standard, as evidenced by the numerous AACA awards the car has proudly achieved
Numerous trophies to go with car. Awards received are the National Senior Award, Regional Junior Award and Preservation Award
Frame up restoration which includes show quality chrome plating of the factory optional bumpers, beautiful grille shell, headlamp capsules and door and trunk handles.
Entire driveline has been rebuilt, along with the braking system and all chassis components
All instruments have been restored and a new factory correct wiring harness is in place.
One of the most challenging aspects of restoring a vintage Chevy is the recreation of the body sub-frame, which is fashioned out of oak and ash. This example of course has been precisely fitted with all new wood.
The Chevys robust “Stovebolt” six cylinder engine and three speed manual transmission have been completely rebuilt, along with the rear differential.
Comfortable cruising at moderate highway speeds, with full use of the available 50 horsepower!
Fresh out of relatively short term storage, the Coupe has new fuel, new battery, rebuilt starter motor, and an expertly adjusted clutch mechanism.
A Number One Coupe currently lists at $30,300. A Number Two car comes in at $21,200. This car was recently professionally appraised at $24,500.
