Thread: 1950 Chevrolet Coupe

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Nice running and driving car. 2 tone green that looks to be original paint. Has the tightest column shifter you will ever find. Shows 53000 miles which I am told and belive to be correct. Has some rust but not bad for the year. All glass is good except drivers door. Good tires and almost new exhaust. I need to get $2800 for this car and its a steal!

BTW that's a sedan, not a coupe.

clear Mo. title on that sedan .... I assume ?

Yes, clear missouri title. Not in my name but signed with no date. I can transfer to my name if needed. Thanks

possible trade for a 74' jaguar?

http://www.streetsourcemag.com/ViewO...rofileid=32345

Here is a picture of the car. I suppose I might trade for a Jaguar if the deal was right. Send me a message. Thanks

Engine

Interior

Instruments showing 53000 miles.

nice!!!I'd love to make a rat rod outta it, chop the top ,and put it in primer with primer flames with wide whitewalls and baby moons, i gotta 97 ranger with 50k i might trade,don't tell the wife, i also gotta 95 mark VIII Lincoln, with perf parts,but can't part with that, where in MO are you located, I live in Kansas City.i'm a Ford guy but this is a good deal!!

Nice car,

Think of the possibilities!!




Sorry.....I'm a little bored....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...M2/mvc-02s.jpg

anymore pics?

Originally posted by Bob Parmenter
BTW that's a sedan, not a coupe.

Coupes are two doors correct? this looks like a 2 door,

I really like it

Originally posted by IRollOlSkool
Coupes are two doors correct? this looks like a 2 door,

Yes, coupes have two doors, but so do two door sedans, and coupes are different than sedans. In this particular case a coupe has a shorter roof which results in a shorter quarter window. For buyers of this make/model it matters, while it may not be up there with curing cancer.

Originally posted by Bob Parmenter
Yes, coupes have two doors, but so do two door sedans, and coupes are different than sedans. In this particular case a coupe has a shorter roof which results in a shorter quarter window. For buyers of this make/model it matters, while it may not be up there with curing cancer.

Also,The sedan's are worth less generally unless, there is low production numbers on the sedan, much like my '51 Chevy, it's low production numbers with a rare drivetrain combo, I checked NADA and it's floating at about 3k now, just being a Fleetline 4dr Deluxe.