Chevrolet Coupe on 2040-cars
Laneburg, Arkansas, United States
This ad is for a 1939 Chevrolet Coupe. I am selling this vehicle for a family that I am very close to. Their mother and father passed away and I am helping settle the estate portion that had 13 cars and this is one of 2 left. This car has had great care in its renovation and building process. It only has approximately 800 miles since being finished. It has a 350 V8 crate motor, Muncie 4 speed transmission, brand new interior with hush mat installed all over the car, new paint, new wheels, new tires and much more. This is a very unique vehicle that runs and drives great! The motor has lots of power that transfers to the rebuilt Muncie 4 speed. The interior was done in a very tasteful design. The red paint was done a few months ago and is new but has a few slight fisheyes and a few specks of debris. I think you could color sand them out.
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