Vintage Print 1928 Chevrolet National Series AB Coach Car Auto Ad Art Deco 8x11

Not framed. This vintage print features a 1928 Chevrolet National Series AB Coach, an iconic model that played a major role in helping Chevrolet temporarily outpace Ford as America's best-selling automotive brand. Key Vehicle Details Slogan & Body: Styled under General Motors' newly formed Art and Color Section, this "Bigger and Better" model boasted a 107-inch wheelbase—4 inches longer than its predecessor. It featured a spacious body crafted by Fisher Body. Mechanical Innovation: The 1928 National model was powered by a 171-cubic-inch, 35-horsepower inline four-cylinder engine. This year marked a massive engineering milestone for Chevrolet as the first time they implemented four-wheel mechanical brakes across their passenger cars. Historical Significance: This specific illustration highlights an AB Coach model representing the legendary 5,000,000th Chevrolet to roll off the assembly line. The real car was historically housed within the collections of the Sloan Museum located in Flint, Michigan. This vintage print advertising for a 1928 Chevrolet National Series AB Coach Car is a collectible piece of auto memorabilia captured in the Art Deco style. The multicolor print showcases the classic design and craftsmanship of Chevrolet vehicles from that era, making it a unique and nostalgic addition to any car enthusiast's collection. Made in the United States, this original print ad captures the essence of automobile advertising from the past, highlighting the brand's history and reputation for quality and style.

Condition

Used (normal wear)