1955 Chevrolet Truck 3100 1st Series on 2040-cars
Columbia, Tennessee, United States
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We have a beautiful Vintage "Frame Off" Restoration for sale. Just completed and ready to go this 1955 1st Series is the most rare of the era as this body style was changed in the middle of the year. The low production numbers make this a real find. Every nut and bolt has seen attention in this "Frame Off' restoration. Since this Truck has been taken down to the frame it looks as good underneath as it does on top. The frame has been pressure washed, media blasted This Truck has all new brakes front to back including a new master cylinder and a front disc brake conversion too. All new exhaust from the engine all the way back. Brand new "Radial" wide white walls, stainless steel beauty rings, and new chrome hub caps. The original 235 CI engine has been completely rebuilt, comes with a warranty and the transmission has been gone through as well. It has a new interior in black and an oak wood bed with polished stainless steel strips. Custom built bed side railings and a new vintage style windshield visor. A set of step plates complete with Chevy Bow Ties helps to keep the running boards looking good. Review the pictures to see all the details and don't hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have. |
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