Clean 1929 Chevy Series AC International

A wonderfully preserved and well-kept example of Chevrolet's pivotal return to the six-cylinder era, this 1929 Chevrolet Series AC International Coupe captures the optimism, engineering advancement, and design flair that defined the late-1920s American automobile. Showing 49,000 miles, this attractive two-door coupe represents Chevrolet's strategic response to Ford's Model A—ushering in the now-legendary 194 cu in “Stovebolt Six,” the engine that would help define Chevrolet reliability for decades.
In 1929, Chevrolet heavily marketed the new 6-cylinder powerplant as “A six for the price of a four,” delivering a notable bump to 46 horsepower—an 11 HP improvement over the outgoing four-cylinder—while maintaining nearly identical pricing to the previous model year. For younger buyers and style-focused customers, the Coupe, Sport Coupe, and Roadster body styles offered a more spirited and fashionable alternative within the model range.
This particular Coupe mirrors the color scheme shown in the original 1929 sales brochure, finished in classic dark blue with gloss black fenders, roof cap, and running boards, accented by fine beige/cream pinstriping along the body sides and hood louvers. Inside, a restored light brown/tan mohair interior wraps the cabin in period-correct warmth and comfort.
Featuring desirable options such as front and rear chrome bumpers and an electric windshield wiper, along with tasteful and safety-minded upgrades like LED headlamps and LED taillighting, this Series AC has been maintained in a spirit that honors originality without sacrificing usability. An older frame-up restoration, now gracefully matured, continues to present well—turning heads on the road, in local shows, or even just rolling into the town parade.
Approaching its 100-year milestone, this 1929 Chevrolet offers a wonderful opportunity to steward a piece of pre-Depression automotive history—an inviting candidate for vintage tours, regional shows, or enthusiastic weekend enjoyment.

Key Features & Highlights:
• 49,000 miles
• Powered by the 194 cu in “Stovebolt Six” (first year since 1915)
• Factory-rated at 46 HP @ 2,400 RPM
• Paired with a 3-speed manual transmission
• Equipped with the original-style Carter updraft carburetor
• Chevrolet's famed marketing tagline for this model year: “A six for the price of a four”
• One of ten body styles offered for the Series AC in 1929
• Coupe and Sport Coupe models targeted younger and style-conscious buyers
• Period-correct color combination as shown in the 1929 Chevrolet sales brochure
• Dark blue body / gloss black roof cap, fenders, and running boards
• Black accent stripe with beige/cream pinstriping along body and hood louvers
• Interior restored in tan/light brown mohair on bench seat and door panels
• Designed to remain comfortable in both warm and cold seasons
• Optional front & rear chrome bumpers
• Electric windshield wiper
• Upgraded LED headlamps, LED brake lamps, and center taillight for improved safety
• Older frame-up restoration presenting with a well-kept patina and strong visual appeal
• Recent service completed in preparation for sale

Included with the car:
• 1929 Repair Manual
• “Instructions for the Operation and Care” booklets
• Original 1929 Series AC Sales Brochure
• Car cover

Ideal for vintage driving events, regional shows, parades, or as an approachable entry into pre-war motoring

All advertised prices exclude government fees and taxes, any finance charges, and any emission testing charges. The price for listed vehicles as equipped does not include charges such as: License, Title, Registration Fees, State and Local Taxes, Smog Fees, and Physical Damage or Liability Insurance. Dealer makes no representations, expressed or implied, to any actual or prospective purchaser or owner of this vehicle to the existence, ownership, accuracy, description or condition of the listed vehicles equipment, accessories, price, specials or any warranties.

Additional Fees:

There is a $250.00 dealer fee that is not included in the original price.