Vehicle Description
You stopped on this 1950 Chevrolet Styleline two-door for the exact
same reason why we fell in love with it, too. It's a classic design
that meets with serious shine and aggression... and the amazing
performance small block under the hood makes sure that this
midnight hero never disappoints.
From the moment you lay eyes on this one you can tell it's an
interesting custom build. Black is always beautiful, but it takes
the right investments to get it right. It starts with getting the
sheetmetal correct, because imperfections can't hide from the
glossy modern clearcoat. You can tell a professional hand applied
the paint by how nicely the light rolls evenly over the entire car.
It does a great job of highlighting the custom elements like the
clutter-free hood and trunk, as well as the black rear bumper. This
dark shine instantly conveys that you're looking at quite an
aggressive machine. But, like a true classic American, it needed
some brightwork, too. On a car this dark, you see the elements like
the wraparound chrome bumper and smiling shiny toothy grille really
stand out. Plus, the slot mag wheels remind everyone what timeless
hot rod appeal is all about.
The interior seamlessly blends the vintage and new worlds together.
It starts with the black bucket seats. You can instantly tell these
came from a younger Chevy model, but they have been so well
coordinated with the carpeting and door panels that they just seem
to belong. That's the exact impression you can deliver when there
has been a solid investment and a careful installation of the
interior. As you look across the classic Chevrolet steel dash
you'll see provisions for great upgrades like R134a air
conditioning, and a modern stereo. You'll grab the Lokar shifter in
your right hand, and you left one will love the classic-style wood
and chrome sports steering wheel. This gives you a clear view of
the full Dolphin gauge package that's set into the original
speedometer's opening. This upgrade lets you know there's something
special under the hood even before you twist the key and hear it
growl.
Chevy's original inline six would never do in a coupe that looks
this aggressive, so the engine bay has been upgraded with small
block performance. The 350 cubic-inch V8 was rebuilt only a few
thousand miles ago, and it looks great with its polished valve
covers, screen air topper, and bold orange block radiating from
within the darkness. Once you look beyond the shine, you'll see
performance upgrades like with Vortec 65cc heads, Comp Cams Thumpr
camshaft, HEI ignition, Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, and a
rumbling dual exhaust. The TH350 three-speed automatic transmission
makes the most out of this enhanced motor with a shift kit and
2,500 RPM stall that helps keep you in the ideal power band. The
full package feels great on the road thanks to the power steering
and front disc brakes. If this looks like a great anywhere/anytime
cruiser, you'd be right. There's even an aluminum radiator
w/electric fan so your custom Styleline stays cool even when you're
in traffic with the A/C running.
Once you take a look at the build receipts, you'll realize that
this is not just an attractive custom, but also it's being offered
for far less than if you had this one built yourself. That's why we
know this cool Chevy will be cruising again very soon. So don't
miss out, call today!