1957 Chevrolet El Morocco Convertible in the Bob Marvin Collection at “The Shed” in Warroad, MN.

One of the rarest Chevys of the Fifties era, the custom El Morocco was built in extremely limited numbers by the Allender Company and sold through Chevrolet dealers. This brilliant Copper (a Rolls Royce color) convertible is one of only two produced and thought to be the last one built. It’s been driven only 207 miles since a total body off restoration.
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[@r.subramanian6197]

Old is Gold, glittering historical cars. Awesome

[@debbiedunn4477]

A true work of art!

[@chesterthawkins7510]

amazing!

[@juniorneves1785]

Parabéns pela coleção de carros !!
Que Deus abençoe sempre para continuar cuidando dessas relíquias.
✌🏻

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I what one😊

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Tijuana special

[@wendellworth353]

That has to be the dumbest thing GM has ever allowed.