"HOT ROD"

Beginning in 1933 the Standard by Chevrolet was offered in three body styles all of which were on the 107” Wheelbase, a 2-door sedan, coupe and coupe with rumble seat. All of them were Fisher bodies and featured the “No Draft Ventilation” system…Very forward thinking for the time!. The car had full instrumentation and a clock, heater and radio were all options at the time. What we have here is no run of the mill “Standard” with the original 6-cylinder that was offered. This build took place in the late 1980's and early 1990's and features a 1970's Pontiac running gear which from what I can tell is a 350 Cubic inch V8 with TH400 Automatic. This car also features power disc brakes, power steering and Vintage air system that blows very well both hot and cold. And don't worry, there are plenty of Billet goodies to go around. This car starts, runs and goes down the road beautifully in my opinion. Also another noteworthy piece is that this is a steel body car that is free of any rust, in fact the underside shows extremely well with no leaks or smoke. The paint shows well, however when we peeled the bra off the front when we got it in, we noticed that there was some rubbing that took place on the driver side flame area. Because of the color it should be easily remedied for a driver quality job.