The 1941 Chevrolet AK series truck came with bold new Art Deco styling and production only continued through early 1942 when Chevrolet switched over to wartime production. It was not until 1945 that the Art Deco truck reappeared and it was not until 1946 when uncontrolled production resumed. During the […]
Finished in two-tone Black and Gold, this 1941 Chevy 1/2 ton has undergone a complete frame off restoration that was started in 2013 and finished in 2015. This wonderful driving and extensively detailed truck is ready for your collection. The beautiful Chevy comes with restoration pics and also receipts for […]
This 1941 Willys is a complete custom build using a glass body on a custom chassis. It’s a radical build, a beast on the street and a stunner at shows. The car has beautiful paintwork complete with Red Candy paint and killer looking ghost flames. If you are in the […]
Bodied by Fisher and designed by Harley Earl and Bill Mitchell, the 1941 Cadillac Series 62 is a long, sleek, low slung rolling piece of artwork. Out front stands the impressive grill, and the flying Cadillac lady is perched right above the curve of the hood. Breaking the long hood […]
Since 1930, Buick’s lineup was entirely "valve-in-head," straight-eight powered, and Buick was quick to adopt the design and styling trends coming from Harley Earl’s Art & Colour Department. 1941 brought new bodies for Buick’s Series 40 Special line including this stunning, 2 door, 5 passenger convertible. A life long Texas […]
