When you want a '30s-style classic that's more distinct than a Ford, the
Chevy is the right way to go. But nearly 90 years later, we are
reminded that not all were created equal or treated the same. That's
why we get excited about this 1932 Chevrolet Confederate. It's a vivid
two-tone classic that even has some awards under its belt.
The red with maroon roof and accents is a distinct and sophisticated
style that will get this Chevy noticed. It's a glossy finish that was
part of this car's comprehensive restoration about 15 years ago. You
know this was quality work, because this is an AACA senior award winner.
And when you do something high-quality, the value endures. That's why
this car continues to impress, right down to details. The body panels
align with care; the chrome and stainless look great; and you have a
bright set of whitewalls, including the spare mounted to the rear. And
speaking of the wheel, the straw color is bright enough to draw extra
attention to the classic wire construction and cool Chevrolet center
caps. Plus, the yellow coordinates with the full body pinstripe for a
thoughtful total presentation.
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