1953 Chevy 5 Window Chopped, Shaved, Suicide Door Project - You Finish on 2040-cars
Mesa, az, United States
Engine:none
Body Type:custom 3100 5 window chopped & shaved
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: you pick
Make: Chevrolet
Interior Color: choice is yours
Model: Other Pickups
Number of Cylinders: no motor
Trim: 3100 5 window
Drive Type: auto
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 0
This is going to be the coolest 5 window around - I have so many project cars that are in the works - over 20 - I have to release some which is hard. This one is among the hardest to let go because its going to be sick as hell when its done. I got a lot of money in it - and these are getting the money lately so take advantage of the money i have spent.
1953 Chevrolet 3100 5 window pick up truck
Chevy S10 Chassis - with the 53' chevy kit which we purchased, and welded onto the S10 frame to accept this cab. Now you have good independent suspension on a frame that is only 8 years old. THis is a common fab - gives you a great handling truck - disk brakes and all the lines for a fraction of a custom chassis that you don't need.
The roof was chopped right down 3.5" - the door are now suicide doors, everything was shaved - the welds are for the Rat Rod look but they should be cleaned up - this is no rat.
I have a really well built 350 - it was an ridiculously built 350 that cost over $4K when it was done - Its sitting wrapped on a skid but I did run it for about 200 miles in my convertible chevelle - i then swapped it out for a 396 which is not as fast or quick as the built 350, lots of polished and chrome engine accessories
theres a lot of work left to do , parts to find, more body work even though tons of body work has already been done ,interior , trans and rear end - lots left to do but its going to be really cool -
I am open to selling the truck without the 350 motor as well - I also have other engines - 454's with aluminum heads
This truck is listed locally so I do reserve the right to end this EBAY AUCTION if sold elsewhere.
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