1936 Chevrolet roadster

The 1936 Chevrolet Roadster blended Art Deco elegance with American grit, featuring sweeping fenders and a signature chrome grille. Chevrolet only offered one open car in 1936.
Powered by a 206 cu in straight-six, it offered smooth cruising with a touch of flair.  Chevrolet’s 6-cylinder engine, nicknamed the “Stovebolt Six,” was famed for its durability and smooth, reliable performance.
A rare open-top beauty, it remains a coveted gem among pre-war cars