The year 1929 marked a monumental shift for Chevrolet with the introduction of the Series AC International. Famously marketed under the bold banner "A Six in the Price Range of the Four," the AC International debuted Chevrolet's legendary overhead-valve inline-six, effectively firing a warning shot across the bow of Ford's Model A. Offering exceptional value, smooth power delivery, and refined styling, the Series AC cemented Chevrolet's position as a dominant force in the American automotive landscape. This exceptional four-door Phaeton is a beautiful representation of that historic milestone, offering the rare opportunity to experience an authentic, open-air motoring experience straight out of the Roaring Twenties. The example offered here boasts a celebrated history within the collector community. Following a comprehensive refurbishment under previous ownership, this Phaeton earned the highly coveted Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) National First Prize, alongside a Carolina Region Senior Award, in 1984. Acquired by the current consignor via Bring-A-Trailer in 2024 and now residing on a clean Arizona title, it presents with a well-preserved aesthetic that honors its award-winning pedigree. The body is elegantly finished in a two-tone Green and Teal, beautifully accented by teal pinstriping and contrasting black fenders. The brightwork, including the prominent chrome radiator surround and bumpers, remains striking. It rides on a 107-inch wheelbase, grounded by 20-inch teal-painted disc wheels featuring Chevrolet-branded hubcaps and black steel rims wrapped in period-correct bias-ply tires. A rear-mounted spare, a central taillight, and a complete black soft top with matching side curtains finish off the authentic exterior presentation. Stepping past the running boards and into the cabin is like stepping directly into a time capsule. The interior is purposefully appointed, featuring front and rear bench seats trimmed in durable black upholstery, perfectly matched by color-coordinated door and rear cabin panels. Black rubber floor mats protect the footwells, maintaining the period-correct aesthetic. The driver commands the road via a classic wood-rimmed steering wheel, which fronts a painted steel dash. A central instrument cluster houses the vital auxiliary gauges and a charming 80-mph barrel-type speedometer. While the five-digit odometer shows 36,000 miles, the true mileage remains unknown. Lifting the louvered hood reveals the heart of this historic Chevrolet: the 194-cubic-inch "Stovebolt" inline-six. Factory rated at 46 horsepower at 2,600 rpm, this engine fundamentally changed the expectations for entry-level automobiles of the era. Power is managed smoothly through a three-speed manual transmission, sending drive to the rear wheels. The chassis retains its authentic architecture, utilizing semi-elliptical leaf springs at all four corners and four-wheel mechanical drum brakes to handle stopping duties. Benefiting from recent engine and radiator services, this historic Phaeton is mechanically sorted and ready to carry its next caretaker on a nostalgic journey through automotive history. To view the BaT listing from the previous sale: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1929-chevrolet-ac-phaeton/