History Lets see your Chevy's of the 30s

@loudbang

I always thought that the 37 and 38 Chevy coupes were born to become gassers!

 

They sure do look great as Gassers!

 

not sure if I posted this before
LARS 2019

 

@TFoch @Lil32
Hey guys those are some great looking 32's You might have guessed that I have a sweet spot for that year Chevy. It might have something to do with the fact that I've owned mine since 1972. It's gone through all sorts of changes over the years and more cars than I can count have come and gone over that time but this one will always have a home in my garage.

 

Moose
my early days was a restorer into Chevs
took my 29 Four Door interstate to the Chev Nats in 1977,
missed out on Best 29 but to my surprise won Best Vintage Car at meet
too much wood in early Chev so for a rod went to 32 Ford, 32 Chevs were pretty rare downunder
my old mates rare 32

 

1932

 

@TFoch

Hey Tom that huckster is something you don't see every day, I like it. The 32 Chevy trucks used the 31 Chevy hood.

 

this is an old hot rod 57 chevy drive line

 

Man always loved the 30s chevys. Thought I’d share my 37 I put together winter before last and also my dads 38 him and I have been working on currently. We took the 37 down to Blue ridge parkway this summer and Maryland, had a blast. 37 has a 383 AFR heads with 2-4s and a Muncie 4 speed. Dads 38 has a zz4 355 and a th350

 

beauties

 

Here's one I had in 1977 at the Nats South in Winston-Salem... I was hustlin' Mother's Mag Polish at the time.
I believe I was the first guy to sell Mothers east of the Mississippi.

 

This was a picture posted an another thread here on HAMB. It's a 31 but there is no other info. I thought it was pretty cool looking.....

 

love that car, I think it is in Florida now

 

@uncleandy 65
Damn that 34 yellow gal sure is perty !!