1950 Chevy Chevrolet 3100 Pickup Truck Frame Off Restored on 2040-cars
Thousand Oaks, California, United States
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A 1950 CHEVY 3100 PICKUP TRUCK. IT'S BEEN FRAME OFF RESTORED. THE BODY HAS A MIRROR FINISH THAT'S LASER STRAIGHT! HUNDREDS OF HOURS ON THE BODY AND PAINT ALONE. FRAME WAS POWER-COATED. ENTIRE UNDERSIDE DETAILED. SUSPENSION REBUILT. BUMPERS AND ALL CHROME REDONE. GRILL TAKEN APART AND PIECES EITHER POWER-COATED OR RE-CHROMED. NEW STAINLESS TAILLIGHTS AND BED STRIPS. NEW MAHOGANY WOOD IN THE BED. ALL NEW STOCK EXHAUST. INTERIOR COMPLETELY REDONE. MIRROR FINISH ON DOORS AND DASH. ALL INTERIOR METAL CHROMED. NEW STEERING WHEEL AND DIRECTIONAL SWITCH. NEW GAUGES AND SWITCHES INCLUDING KEY AND HEADLIGHT. ALL NEW WIRING HARNESS CONVERTED TO 12 VOLTS. VINTAGE AIR AND A $500 AM-FM STOCK LOOKING RADIO. UNDER THE HOOD IS VERY DETAILED. REBUILT ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION. 5 BRAND NEW COKER CLASSIC WHITE WALL TIRES. ORIGINAL RADIATOR RE-CORDED. STOCK HORN REBUILT. THERE'S NOTHING ON THIS TRUCK THAT HASN'T BEEN REDONE! IT STARTS RIGHT UP AND RUNS AND DRIVES EXCELLENT. YOU WOULD HAVE A VERY HARD TIME FINDING ANOTHER TRUCK LIKE THIS ONE FOR THIS PRICE!!!! IT WOULD COST YOU $10K MORE THAN THE BUY-IT-NOW PRICE TO BUILD THIS TRUCK THE WAY ITS BEEN DONE. IF YOU ANY QUESTIONS, YOU CAN CALL STEVE ON MY CELL AT 805-559-2220
On Mar-02-14 at 21:37:02 PST, seller added the following information: FORGOT TO MENTION THAT I RECENTLY INSTALLED A $230 CUSTOM ELECTRIC WIPER MOTOR THAT'S UP IN THE DASH. STILL HAVE THE ORIGINAL VACUUM MOTOR THAT WORKS. ALSO INCLUDED IS A NEW CUSTOM $250 CALIFORNIA BRAND CAR COVER. |
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