My Best Original Pics of the Coolest, Best, Weirdest Cars & Trucks on My Travels
Only 258,795 Chevys were built in 1942 due to war mobilization. Some were Blackout models without chrome or stainless steel trim. Cannot tell if this trim is painted over, or is a Blackout type. Cost
Facing a stock 1950 Chevrolet, this ’59 Chevy is lowered with bags, with newer front brakes, but still has its original Stovebolt straight six engine, dating from 1929. My Mom had two cars with this engine.
This was my find of the day. A lot of work and creativity went into this, including a chopped roof and sectioned and channeled body, as well as some fiberglass elements. Surprisingly, it has its
Flared fenders suggest it is highly modified. The 427 engine is very desirable. See the Porsche on the rotisserie.
