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Husky Liners - Signpast Neon Sign, Super Chevrolet Service (900) |  | Brand: Husky
Category: Automotive Parts and Accessories
List Price: $5,236.43
Buy New: $3,490.95
as of 11/21/2009 10:20 EST details
You Save: $1745.48 (33%)
Seller: Midway
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15
MPN: 900
ASIN: B000EYEEHM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
"CHEVROLET SERVICE" Chevrolet was the brainchild of Billy Durant, founder and former head of General Motors. In 1911 Durant hired race driver Louis Chevrolet to design a car. The first Chevrolet was introduced late in 1912. Louis Chevrolet soon left to build the Frontenac, but his name remained. In 1914 a new, smaller and lower-priced Chevrolet was introduced, for the first time bearing the now-familiar bow tie emblem. Durant liked to say he got the idea for the bow tie from a wallpaper pattern in a Paris hotel, but his wife said he got it from something he saw in a Virginia newspaper. By 1915, Chevrolet had four models, three of which sold for under $1000. In June of 1915, Durant began production of the Chevrolet 490, so named because, minus the electric starter, it was priced at $490. Henry Ford responded by lowering the price of the Model T to $440.
Drop ship direct from manufacturer to customer via commercial truck carrier, boxed in a wooden crate.
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