1954 Chevrolet 3100 Red Stepside pickup

1954 Chevrolet 3100 Stepside Pickup

Vehicle

r: 1954                                                         Make: Chevrolet 

Model: 3100                                                     VIN:  H54J006060 

Exterior: d                                                     Interior: Black 

ne: 235cu in                                              smission:  4 Speed ual 

Mileage:  38,109 TMU 

$39,000   

Vehicle Description:

The current owner purchased the vehicle in 2015 in town Ma from an antique dealer who owned it for at least ten years. He displayed it in front of his establishment and drove it locally in parades.  It was trucked it down to . It spent Two years at yal Motor Works being restored by Michael dfarb. The paint color was selected by the owner’s wife, the truck was originally green.  The owner had the motor and rear end differential rebuilt.  They kept the original hub caps, and all other parts are post marketing Chevy replacements. The pickup up bed was also replaced.

 The paint is Glasurit basecoat and clearcoat the clear is “flattened” with a flattening agent also made by Glasurit. 

The truck starts, runs, and drives very nicely.  It drives like one would expect a 1954 pickup to drive like.  Lights, turn signals, wipers all work.  The truck is ready to be enjoyed and driven with no mechanical repairs or body or interior repairs are indicated. 

1954 Chevrolet 3100 – d Design Pick up – Fun Facts (Wikipedia)

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