1954 Chevy Other Pickups on 2040-cars
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States
1954 Chevy pickup. V8 with 265 Corvette engine. Manual transmission. Body and panels were sanded and primed, Some parts are also painted (Orange) as shown in pictures. Spare hood, fenders and miscellaneous parts. Some chrome missing. I am the current owner but no time to work on it.
On Feb-16-14 at 09:02:52 PST, seller added the following information:ADDED DESCRIPTION - No grill, radiator or bumpers though there are bumper mounts. Corvette valve covers were stolen. Rear and vent windows included. There are running boards. Stock tranny and rear end. Motor, bell housing and transmission are mounted. Driveshaft closed. The rear cab and floor pans do have rust. Was running when parked but sitting for awhile. It turns over. On Feb-17-14 at 14:34:13 PST, seller added the following information: JUST ADDED some interior pictures to listing. |
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