1934 Chrysler Airflow Luxurious Street Rod

Description for Chrysler Airflow 1934

The driving passion and forward thinking engineering of the Chrysler was seen as controversial in the post depression era. Chrysler was not afraid to take chances then or now with the break from traditional styling. Today, the flowing lines are a reminder of the past with a hint of futuristic aerodynamic shape. With help from modern drive train and suspension, this Airflow cruises comfortably down the highway 75-80 mph all day long with all modern running gear. With all the added attractive upgrades and options like leather throughout, wood grain, this car presents itself as a well-modified classic from the days of America’s streamlined age. This Chrysler would make THE PERFECT Wedding Venue Limousine Car. Start a side business - make money, have fun and own one of the most rare street rods around! This 1934 Chrysler Airflow was built and owned by Harold Coker, who was the founder of Coker Tire Company. The car has approximately 1,800 miles on it since complete restoration. The vehicle is available for personal inspection in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Features

• ·Suicide Doors make for easy in and easy out
• ·Fat Man Fabrications Stage II - Mustang II IFS suspension
• ·Classic Instruments Guages
• ·5.7 Liter 350 cubic inch GM Crate Engine
• ·Edelbrock Performer Series Carburetor
• ·Retro Olds/Caddy Air Cleaner
• ·700R4 Automatic Transmission
• ·Lokar Shifter
• ·Specialty Power Windows
• ·Vintage Air
• ·Power Steering
• ·Disc Brakes front and Drum Rear
• ·Ididit Steering Column
• ·Grant Wood Steering Wheel
• ·15” Coker Gangster Wide Whitewall Radials
• ·15” Red Steelies w/ Baby Moons and Trim Rings
• ·Luxurious Leather Interior - front bucket seats and rear bench seat
• ·Custom Tinted Glass
• ·Custom Console with convenience of cup holders built-in.
• ·Ford 9 inch rear end
• ·Custom Art Deco Split Front and Solid Rear Bumpers