1930 Chevrolet Universal Coach

Description

We all love to have a classic car with a story to tell, and this 1930 Chevrolet Universal Coach two-door may be one of the best we've heard in a while. The tale of this is that it was kept long term by the first owner, and then he gave it to his son. It's a nice family tale that's truly remarkable considering it's believed to have just left the family earlier this year! And while this 93-year history is not verified, the condition of the car certainly feels like it's true. You see it in the way this is quite authentic and well-maintained. An older two-tone respray, an impressively plush interior, and an eagerly firing motor all have the right vibe of respecting dad's car. So as you look over the full package, this Chevy feels less like a car and more like a legacy.

HIGHLIGHTS

*Distinct blue and black two-tone

*Stand-out red wire wheels

*Spare wheels mounted in each front fender

*Bright and distinct Chevy grille

*Classic details: wind wings, step plates, whitewall tires, and a rear trunk

*Inviting gray cloth interior

*Classic-style upholstery that feels fresher from a restoration

*Wood-rimmed wheel with grooves to feel the generations that came before you

*194 cubic-inch inline-six

*Three-speed manual transmission

*Shop manual

*Owner's manual

Today we understand the significance of this Chevrolet. So it makes sense that a car like this would receive family respect and proper care. The new six-cylinder motor was just emerging onto the market in an era where Ford's Model A only gave you four cylinders. And over the next decades, the "stovebolt six" would gain a reputation for hardy longevity. So you may love this one for its wire wheels, plush seats, or jaunty feel. But most of all, the appeal lies in how this full package has a history that you feel with every chug of the motor. If you want to join a legacy, call today!