The 1932 Chevrolet Confederate Series BA was marketed by GM as the "Baby Cadillac". It featured a Cadillac-style radiator shell and chrome plated rectangular opening doors to cool the engine in the hood sides instead of louvers. It was the first year that a synchromesh transmission was offered in all three forward gears.

This 1932 Chevrolet Confederate Series BA four-door sedan is an older frame-off restoration that still shows exceptionally well with excellent paint, interior and a freshly detailed chassis and engine bay. It has the correct mohair interior along with period-correct wood grained finished dashboard. Exterior paint is finished in a lovely Azure Blue with the wire wheels finished in a cream yellow similar to what they call "straw" on a Model A Ford. The Confederate is powered by a 194-cid “stove bolt” six-cylinder engine that is mated to a three-speed manual transmission, and features include an all-steel body and fenders, dual sidemount spares with covers, dual taillights, cowllights, luggage rack with auxiliary trunk, cabin heater, eagle hood ornament and wide whitewall tires.