Gateway Classic Cars of Kansas City is proud to present a remarkable blend of classic charm and modern performance, this 1949 Chevrolet Special - Deluxe Restomod is a true testament to automotive craftsmanship. With its sleek gray exterior, this vehicle exudes an understated elegance that is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. Under the hood lies a powerful 5.3 Liter LS V8 engine, paired seamlessly with an automatic transmission, offering a driving experience that is both smooth and exhilarating.
Step inside to discover a cabin that marries vintage style with contemporary comfort. The black leather interior provides a luxurious atmosphere, inviting you to settle in and enjoy the ride. Equipped with air conditioning, this restomod ensures a comfortable journey, no matter the weather outside. The inclusion of an AM/FM radio adds a touch of nostalgia while keeping you entertained on the road.
This Chevrolet Special - Deluxe Restomod is designed with convenience and safety in mind. It features power steering and power brakes, making maneuvering and stopping this classic beauty a breeze. Seatbelts are also included, providing an added layer of safety for you and your passengers. Whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating city streets, this vehicle offers a driving experience that is both enjoyable and reassuring.
In summary, this 1949 Chevrolet Special - Deluxe Restomod is a stunning example of how classic design can be enhanced with modern features. Its combination of a powerful LS V8 engine, luxurious interior, and thoughtful amenities makes it a standout choice for those who appreciate both style and performance.
-5.3 Liter LS Engine equipped with Sniper Fuel Injection paired to a 4l60e with overdrive (Engine reported to have been completely rebuilt and blueprinted)
-Billet Accessory Drive
-Art Morrison Complete Chassis (independent Mustang style suspension w/ tubular upper and lower control arms, has been completely powder coated silver metallic)
-Ford 9 inch with 31 splined axles, 3.50 ring and pinion with Positraction.
-Custom upholstery with front seats from a Cadillac Escalade.
-Original style instrument panel with aftermarket analog gauge cluster from Classic Industries. Original style radio sent out and converted to AM/FM/XM.
-Estimated cost of over $200k to build vehicle.
