Finished in glossy merlot paint with custom pinstriping, this custom 1932 Chevrolet street rod roadster is highlighted by a removable Carson convertible top with side curtains. Power is provided by a Chevrolet small block 350ci found under the steel engine covers. Equipped with a B&M Forced Induction supercharger mated to an Inglese Induction Systems polished intake manifold and matching dual side-draft carburetors. A durable Turbo-350 3-speed automatic transmission manages all this power, and shifts are courtesy of the Lokar floor-mounted gear selector. Rides on polished Billet Specialties wheels with staggered Michelin performance tires to complete the nostalgic look. The interior is wrapped with a tweed two-tone motif that includes Classic Instruments gauges to monitor engine functions, a wood-grain dashboard and wood steering wheel connected to a late-model GM tilt column, as well as a Kenwood stereo system. The trunk, accessed via electronic release, is also finished in generous amounts of matching tweed upholstery. From the George Shinn Collection.