1939 Chevrolet Coupe-NICE!-LOOK!-New Paint-New Interior-V8-MUST SEE

This ad is for a 1939 Chevrolet Coupe. I am selling this vehicle for a family that I am very close to. Their mother and father passed away and I am helping settle the estate portion that had 13 cars and this is one of 2 left. This car has had great care in its renovation and building process. It only has approximately 800 miles since being finished. It has a 350 V8 crate motor. Muncie 4 speed transmission. brand new interior with hush mat installed all over the car. new paint. new wheels. new tires and much more. This is a very unique vehicle that runs and drives great! The motor has lots of power that transfers to the rebuilt Muncie 4 speed. The interior was done in a very tasteful design. The red paint was done a few months ago and is new but has a few slight fisheyes and a few specks of debris. I think you could color sand them out. The paint has a great shine to it and looks very nice. We just recently replaced the running boards with new steel boards and painted the tan color which was done very well. This car was just completed and the car has no rust. The things I think that needs to be done to make this a very nice car is to have the jams color sanded or maybe redone. finish piece around the bottom of steering column and a small piece of carpet at the top of the firewall. I will try to have the latter two things done before auction end (not guaranteed) As I stated this car was just completed so everything is fresh and ready to go. I dont want to over describe the car so please call me (479-841-6718) with any questions and i will do my best to answer them. This is not a show car but is very nice and would make anyone proud to own this rare piece of automotive history. Good luck on winning this great car!!!On Feb-19-15 at 08:53:48 PST. seller added the following information:I failed to mention that this is an all original steel body. fenders and running boards. Also the original vin tag is located under hood on right cowl above data plate. The car is titled with vin stamped in left firewall (as seen in pics) but can be retitled with original vin #