1947 Chevrolet Fleetline

As you can see this 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline needs no introduction and the pictures speak for the car, but none the less, grab a cold beer and take a seat and give this a quick read. This '47 Fleetline is not Grandpa's grocery getter out for a Sunday drive – this street demon is out to kick ass and take names with no apologies. The owner owns a local body shop and began the build with a rusty frame and it was only full throttle from there. The 1,800 hours poured into the build took 3 ½ years to complete and only the best was suitable for the car. The owner poured his heart, soul and $160,000 into this beauty

The car is powered by a 454 V8. The car comes with a receipt showing the engine build and dyno test sheet that shows 463 horse power. The 700R automatic transmission shifts smoothly and was customized to have a push button gear selection on the dash. The beast rides on air suspension with the largest Mickey Thompson tires made in the rear. The Ford 9 inch rear end was customized to slip in just right and take the beating from the monster power house under the hood. The '47 has Wilwood power brakes, Billet specialty Walker radiator, dual exhaust, Vintage air conditioning. The custom interior is just plain incredible and the Sinful Cinnamon exterior shows flawlessly.

The car took 1st place at the Custom Detroit AutoRama in 2011, Best of show in the Charlton Park Fathers Day show, Fat Fender Award at Good Guys show in Bowling Green Kentucky, and NUMEROUS other shows. The owner traveled out of state all over the place showing this thing off and always drug some sort of trophy home.