1955 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pick Up Truck on 2040-cars
Olympia, Washington, United States
Body Type:PICK UP
Engine:454 BIG BLOCK CHEVY
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: GREAT
Drive Type: REAR
Mileage: 1,300
Warranty: NO
Exterior Color: Red
HAVE YOU BEEN LOOKING FOR A NICE OLD TRUCK THAT JUST FITS THE BILL . WILL CK THIS 55 OUT , VERY NICE NOT OVER DONE JUST A CLEAN RUST FREE WELL DONE TRUCK , INFACT THE TRUCK WAS BOUGHT NEW IN LA CALIFORINA , THEN DROVE ABOUT 50 MILES TO SANTA ANN CALIFORINA , WERE IT SPENT ITS WHOLE LIFE , THEN ABOUT 55 YEARS LATER THE ORIG OWNER DECIDED TO FIX IT UP AND YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENEDS NEXT , YEP IT ENDS UP BEING A FULL BLOWN RESTORATION , BUT THATS GOOD FOR YOU BEACUSE THEY DID A GREAT JOB , HAS ALL ITS ORIG BODY PANELS EXCEPT TAILGATE , THE WHOLE TRUCK WAS TOOK APART AND MEDIA BLASTED TO ORIG METAL AND THEN WORKED OVER AND PAINTED BASE COAT CLEAR SOLID RED NICE PAINT , A MAGNET STICKS TO THIS WHOLE BODY , REALLY IT DOES , IT DOES'NT EVEN HAVE ANY PATCH PANELS ,
ALL THE CHROME IS ORIG AND RE DONE VERY NICE
THE INTERIOR WAS REDONE WITH HIGH GRADE LEATHER , AND CARPETING , HAS STOCK STYLE IN DASH RADIO WITH I POD HOOK UP THAT SOUNDS GREAT , ALL THE GLASS IS NEW EXCEPT FOR THE REAR WINDOW BUT THAT HAS BEEN RESEALED , SOUND INTERIOR VERY NICE AND COMFORTABLE GREAT LEATHER SMELL
RUNNING GEAR IS A NEWLY REBUIT 454 4 BOLT MAIN, MILDLY BUILT CLEAN SMOOTH SOUNDING ENGINE , AND WILL GET YOU DOWN THE ROAD BIG TIME TRANSMISSION REBUILT TURBO 400 WITH NICE AND FIRM SHIFTS , IN TO A GM 10 BOLT POSI WITH 3,42 GEARS
FRAME ALL BLASTED AND PAINTED AND THE BOTTOM IS VERY NICE AND CLEAN , A PROFESSIONALY INSTALLED FRONT CLIP FROM A 1976 TRANS AM RADIAL TUNED SUSPENTION WITH NEW POWER FRONT DISK BRAKES NEW DRUM REARS , NEW 2.5 IN EXHAUST WITH MAGNA FLOW MUFFLERS SOUND REALLY NICE
UNDER HOOD HAS GREAT EYE APPEAL REALLY CLEANED UP FROM WIRES WITH BATTERY AND BRAKE BOOSTER MOVED UNDER CAB VERY CLEAN AND SANITARY THE WHOLE TRUCK WAS REWIRED PROFESSIONALLY AND IS DONE RIGHT
WHEELS AND TIRES ARE NEW ALSO WITH 15 X 8,5 ALL AROUND TORK THRUST ORIGINALS , VERY VINTAGE LOOKING PERFECT WHEEL FOR THIS TRUCK SETS JUST RIGHT NOT TO LOW NOT TO HIGH , DRIVES OUT SUPER NICE ALMOST LIKE A CAR , BELEAVE IT OR NOT TRUCK HAS NO RATTLES OR SQUEAKS VERY SOLID STEERS AND TRACKS DOWN THE ROAD PERFECT
THE ONLY THING THATS NOT PERFECT IS THE HEATING AND AIR ARE NOT FINISHED THE BIG STUFF IS DONE COMPESSOR AND CONDENSOR INPLACE JUST NEEDS IT PLUMMED AND A UNDER DASH UNIT INSTALLED NOT THAT BIG OF A DEAL FROM VINTAGE AIR THEY WILL FIX YOU UP IT JUST DOES NOT GET THAT HOT WERE I LIVE SO I NEVER GOT AROUND TO IT , TO FINISH THE AIR WILL COST ABOUT A GRAND IF YOU WANT
SO WHAT MORE IS THERE TO SAY BUT THIS IS A GOURGOUS TRUCK THAT VERY RARLY COME AROUND FOR SALE IN THIS SOLID AS A ROCK CONDITION , ITS DONE AND DONE RIGHT WHEN YOU BUY THIS TRUCK YOU WILL BE ONE LUCKY PERSON
BUYER PAYS ALL SHIPPING COSTS I CAN HELP WITH TRANSPORT , WIRE TO WIRE MONEY TRANSFER ONLY IF YOU HAVE ANYMORE QUESTIONS CALL ME
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