The Chevy "Stovebolt" name is not the result of a marketing effort. When Chevrolet unveiled its inline six-cylinder engine of 1929, enthusiasts were quick to pick up on the slotted fasteners holding ...

When it comes to early 1930s American classics, we typically think about the Ford Model A and Model B. But Chevrolet's full-size car was just as popular at the time. Why doesn't it get as much time in ...

Pre-WW2 Chevrolets do not get much attention these days. That's because they are often overshadowed by the Tri-Five series of 1955-1957. As a result, most of these cars are still rotting away in ...