- Car Location: California
- Custom resto mod build during restoration process
- Gm Goodwrech 350 Small Block
- Edelbrock Performer aluminum intake manifold
- Edelbrock Performer Carburetor 4BBL
- Electric Choke
- HEI Ignition
- H/T Alloy valve covers
- Custom made brass tank
- HD radiator
- Flex engine cooling fan
- TH350 rear axle transmission
- GM 10 bolt rear end
- Rear drum brakes w/ functional parking brake
- Front disc brakes
- Brakes are vacuum boosted
- Custom Dashboard, Gauges, Temp, Speedometer, Tachometer, Fuel
- Custom interior
- Power steering
- Steering column independent from suspension
- Upgraded electrical and alternator system
- Receiver hitch and trailer
- Alloy wheels
- GM 5 bolt pattern
- Trailer included in sale
- Recent oil change
- Recently serviced rear differential
- New thermostat
- New Thermostat housing
- New radiator cap
- New temperature sending unit
Chevrolet is an iconic American brand that has contributed towards producing some of America’s iconic classics. Over the decades, the brand has produced great-looking cars with tribute towards the design trends and features of each era. The 1940s called for cars having long swooping lines and Chevrolet delivered with the introduction of the Deluxe model. The Deluxe model was a trim offered by the brand for a period of 11 years with slight variations to its design throughout. The car we have on sale today is a 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe with just 21,620 miles on the clock. Located in California, this car is sure to set you apart, with its unique design and custom modifications.
Exterior and Interior
To make the car stand out the current owner has opted for a custom resto mod build during the restoration process. The car sports a purple exterior and interior with a custom dash, and gauges such as Temp, Speedometer, Tachometer and Fuel. A modern JVC head unit is included for your tunes. Included in the sale is also a color matched custom trailer with a hitch making this car more unique, and sure to turn more heads.
Engine
This car sports a GM Goodwrench 350cid small block engine, equipped with a 4-barrel Edelbrock Performer carburetor and an Edelbrock Performer aluminum intake manifold coupled to a TH350 rear axle transmission and a GM 10 bolt rear end. In terms of cooling the car comes equipped with a HD radiator, new radiator cap and a flex engine cooling fan. The car also has a new thermostat and housing and a new temperature sending unit. In terms of stopping power the car is equipped with disk brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear with a functional parking brake, The brakes are also vacuum boosted. The steering column is independent from the suspension. This Chevrolet’s custom features also includes an electric choke with HEI ignitions with upgraded electricals and an alternator system ensuring smooth delivery of electricity. Engine oil has been changed recently, with the rear differential also receiving a service as well.
Restoring a classic motor brings about memories to cherish, and perfecting a vehicle's restoration lies in paying attention to the finer details. The 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe Coupe is a vehicle that sports a restoration that goes the extra mile, every attention is paid closer attention to, and with a reported 35,000 miles on the clock, it's time you drove off and enjoyed every single thing about this 40s beauty in closer detail. Included in the sale are extra accessories and parts as well as receipts from the current owner's six years of ownership.
Chevrolet is an iconic American brand that has contributed towards producing some of America’s iconic classics. Over the decades, the brand has produced great-looking cars with tribute towards the design trends and features of each era. The 1940s called for cars having long swooping lines and Chevrolet delivered with the introduction of the Deluxe model. The Deluxe model was a trim offered by the brand for a period of 11 years with slight variations to its design throughout. The car we have on sale today is a 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe with just 21,620 miles on the clock. Located in California, this car is sure to set you apart, with its unique design and custom modifications.
Upgrading or modifying vintage cars makes for some fast and visually appealing examples to look at and enjoy. The restomod scene is filled with cars from the 30s and 40s due to their iconic design and features. While this is all nice, there lies a problem, the moment one upgrades original features, you erase 80 years of stories, history, and originality. Finding an original example of a 40s vehicle is increasingly becoming tough and that's what makes this 1940 Chevrolet Special Deluxe Coupe we have today a purchase you won't regret. With 50,000 miles reported on the clock and sporting a host of original features, this car is also reported to be a vehicle that was displayed at a museum.
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