Asking price: $6,750 (“Friday price,” reduced from $7,495)
Seller description: “1926 Chevrolet Superior V: Titled as ’27. Found in barn. New wood; new wiring. Older restoration started 27 years ago. Never completed. Runs/drives/stops. Nice runner.”
Why buy? Any 1920s Chevrolet is a rare find today and a wholly intact, stock coupe like this one is particularly desirable. While no car from the ’20s is as well-supported as Ford, the number two status of Chevrolet throughout the decade means that spare parts and knowledge remain relatively attainable to the modern enthusiast. That the body wood had already been replaced in this example means that the hardest and most expensive parts of the restoration have already been accomplished, making the aged paint and interior minor issues at best. Throw in that this was a…
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Hemmings Motor News (Digital) - 1 Issue, April 2022