Owned by Craig Marshal and Janelle Needer.

Chevrolet introduced the 1930 Chevrolet Roadster model with the goal of infusing it amidst the contemporary American culture to ensure its longevity and public appeal. They were more or less successful in reaching that goal , mainly because of the car’s impressive reliability features and durability. The car’s road worthiness and durability is as impressive today as it was back when the cars were new.
The wide spread appeal of this vintage car can be easily derived from the features that it boasted of, such as:
Flexible six-cylinder engines
1930 Chevrolet Roadster transmission
Four-wheel mechanical brakes
Free-wheeling
A counter-balanced crankshaft to dampen vibration
A downdraft carburetor for better engine
Frame braced with five cross-members to increase chassis strength
Attractive feature styling
The Roadster’s approximate technical specifications include:
Base weight: 2,410 lbs.
Body: Steel panels over steel frame
Frame: Pressed steel frame with five cross-members
Wheelbase: 109 inches
Length: 164 inches
Width: 66 ½ inches
Height: 70 inches
The Roadster also saw the introduction of the Chevrolet “Owner’s Service Policy,” something we now know as a warranty. A free inspection and adjustment was available at 500 miles, with regular free inspections every 1,000 miles.