For Sale: 1924 Chevrolet Superior Touring - $12,500 - Denver, CO - Not Mine

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For Sale: 1924 Chevrolet Superior Touring - $12,500 - Denver, CO

1924 Chevrolet superior for sale by owner - Denver, CO - craigslist
Seller's Description:

FOR SALE 1924 Chevrolet Superior Touring Car. Was Professionally Restore by the past owner. Runs and drives, good tires, glass, upholstery is very good. All the wood is solid, doors open and close fine. Clean Colorado title.
If you have any questions send me a message price is negotiable no trades.
Contact: Adrian (720) 5-3-nine-two-5-8-8
Copy and paste in your email: be2fbefaaad7386ab056a7ca0493a08e@sale.craigslist.org

I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1924 Chevrolet Superior Touring.

[lhend50]

Nice looking car. Seems fairly priced.

[Jeff Perkins / Mn]

I thought Chevrolet put a valve cover on that engine a couple of years before 1924?? I have also read these cars have a very weak differential. A friend (who is gone now☹️) was a  Chevrolet guru and had never seen an actual 1924 by serial #. All check out to be ‘25’s. Just some random thoughts, I think this is a very nice car for the $$. A good parade vehicle.

[Leif in Calif]

On 5/17/2024 at 4:41 AM, Jeff Perkins / Mn said:

I thought Chevrolet put a valve cover on that engine a couple of years before 1924?? I have also read these cars have a very weak differential. A friend (who is gone now☹️) was a  Chevrolet guru and had never seen an actual 1924 by serial #. All check out to be ‘25’s. Just some random thoughts, I think this is a very nice car for the $$. A good parade vehicle.

I believe the valve cover started in '25. The differentials could be weak, I don't know because they axels always break first! 

 

[wayne sheldon]

16 hours ago, Leif in Calif said:

I believe the valve cover started in '25. The differentials could be weak, I don't know because they axels always break first! 

 

 

Several models of Chevrolet of the 1920s were famous for breaking axles! I have heard of a few people adapting model T differentials and axles into the Chevrolet rear ends. (Although I have never seen one myself?)

Generally, however, these Chevrolet automobiles properly cared for and driven make fine tour cars! Just avoid deep mud and ruts.