Pic-A-Day (1082) Albert Mach Fine Art

1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe Convertible

Manufacturer: Chevrolet, Div. General Motors Corp. – Detroit, MI
Model: Special Deluxe Convertible Coupe
Base Price: $1,080
Engine: Six-cylinder, 90 hp

In 1941 Chevrolet introduced a completely new body. Concealed safety steps replaced the traditional running boards. These changes would continue through the post-war models up to 1948. They also improved the existing six-cylinder engine for additional horsepower. Chevrolet and other General Motors cars offered shortwave radios as a factory option.
This convertible has a long list of factory options. The 1941 body style would continue through early 1942 when production ended due to World War II. The same style would re-emerge in 1946 with the post-War models.

Museum Collection: Gift of MBNA America – Wilmington, DE

This was seen at the AACA Museum in Hershey, PA

Everything has changed at the museum for the better, murels have changed, autos have changed, themes and areas have changed, the new displays officially open 11/18/2017 but most are in place now. Don't miss seeing them!

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