Redesigned with modern, streamlined styling and choice engineering updates underneath, the 1940 Chevrolet lineup easily outsold its counterparts from archrival Ford. In addition to their sales success, a 1940 Chevrolet business coupe was driven to victory in Argentina's 6,000-mile Gran Primo Internacional Del Norte race by none other than future Grand Prix World Champion, Juan Manuel Fangio.

Featuring sleek, streamlined body styling, this 1940 Chevrolet Business Coupe is a midrange Series KH Master Deluxe model, equipped new with GM's famed independent "Knee Action" front suspension, unlike the Series KB Master Series, which utilized the old-fashioned solid front axle and leaf springs. The unmodified body is nicely finished in black paint and complemented by an updated, custom-upholstered interior, upgraded with modern A/C and heat for added comfort. Updated 12-volt electrics include the Delco alternator. Ample power is delivered by a 1951-vintage incline 6-cylinder engine sporting such desirable period upgrades as an Offenhauser intake manifold, dual carburetors and a Wayne rocker cover. A highly engaging accessory item is the very rare and valuable optional Chevrolet "Spinner" steering wheel.

A freshly completed inspection, service, sorting and detailing ensure that this "turn-key" classic 1940 Chevy Business Coupe is ready to collect, show and best of all enjoy.  Be sure to contact us today to see it yourself, get full details, and prepare to add it to your collection just in time for summer showing and touring enjoyment!