Styling for the 1941 Chevrolet changed quite drastically. The front end, louvers, fenders, bumper, headlamps, grille and parking lights were all new. The wheelbase was extended slightly, and gave the truck an overall larger presence. Power increase was through an increase in cubic inches; horsepower was now at 90 and torque was increased to almost 200.

The truck is finished in a two-tone paint job, matched by painted wheel covers, wide whitewall tires and handsome brightwork. The bed rails and bed floor are completed with nicely stained wood. Powering the Chevrolet is an inline six-cylinder engine fueled by a single-barrel carburetor all matched to a manual transmission. The interior dash is painted to match the exterior and complemented by a bench seat and cabin heater.