1937 Chevrolet Master

By 1937, Chevrolet had reshaped its passenger-car lineup, with the Master replacing the lower-priced Standard Six and wearing the streamlined styling influenced by Harley Earl's Art and Color Section. Surviving coupes have become especially desirable raw material for traditional hot rods, and this chopped two-door takes that prewar shape in a decidedly more muscular direction. Chevrolet Master history Under the hood sits a tried-and-true 350ci Chevrolet V8 backed by a Turbo 350 automatic transmission. It is a classic street-rod combination built around affordable power, straightforward maintenance, and a soundtrack that suits the car's chopped profile.