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1955 Chevy Pickup Truck 3100 3200 3600 Apache 55 on 2040-cars

Year:1955 Mileage:28000
Location:

Redlands, California, United States

Redlands, California, United States

 

1955 Chevrolet pickup Truck StepSide, this great American Classic is ready for a new owner to take care of her. This Chevy Victory Red truck (55 original color) is ideal for the collectors out there. Is a rare find with spare tire on the right and not on the driver’s side view. Only few were made this way and it also has the much desired Vintage California plates that are good and current no need to smog.

This beauty has the bullet proof reliable 235 6-inline along with the heavy duty 4 speed transmission. This classic has been restored from ground up. Interior is in great condition. This truck runs and drives good for a 1955. It’s a 12 volt and the speedometer and cluster gauges work with custom lighting and indicators and cab under dash also has courtesy lighting. The Interior has decent custom upholstery and carpet! Stock bench seat also has a comfortable and nice pleated leather center console with cup holders that can be removed to make more sitting space! Has an original looking retro stock radio with hardware upgrade, so not only is it AM, but also FM and it has integrated aux to utilize with your mp3 player or phone and an integrated LCD that lights up behind stock looking AM Dial.

Has newer red oak wood bed with a Vintage Chevy picnic ice chest. All glass is in great shape some of it is new with seals and also some new door seals will be included ready to install. Door glass rolls up and down, vent windows and vents work, wipers work, blinkers break lights tail lights head lights and high beams all work! It still has the original engine, original transmission, original drum brakes, original REBUILT GENERATOR, original heater and air is in cab but not connected and original suspension with deleted leafs to bring it down and give it a cleaner more aggressive look.

Little things have been meticulously taken care of. Over all is great shape for the year it might need little details here and there if you’re a perfectionist. Paint is very presentable still shines when polished, but It's not perfect has minor chips and dings. Previous owner rebuilt the engine and did his own body work in the typical trouble spots like cab corners hood corners and rear fenders, etc. No noticeable rust or rot on frame, it looks very solid, and I UNDERCOATED it before putting the bed back onto the frame. I also found an owner’s manual in the glove box when I bought it from an old gentleman who stated he was the second owner.

I drive this truck locally almost every other day especially on weekends I go to the plaza or downtown and without a miss, every time, is an absolute Two thumbs up REAL HEAD TURNER!! Some people stop and take pictures.

Don't let this beauty pass you by.. I have put a lot of time and money in this truck so please please! only serious bidders with the funds and are ready to bid to buy.

 Winning bidder is responsible for shipping arrangements. I can deliver locally within 25 miles. A $1000 non-refundable deposit required immediately through pay pal, cashier’s check or cash in hand on remaining balance if bidder prefers using paypal they are responsible of 1/2 the fee. Check must clear before truck is shipped or picked up. Any questions please feel free to contact me or I encourage and recommend to come by and do a pre sale inspection in person, There is plenty of pictures below. Can send more pics upon request. I reserve the right to end auction early do to having it for sale locally..  

BIDDERS WITH ZERO/NEGATIVE FEEDBACK MUST CONTACT ME BEFORE BIDDING OR I WILL CANCEL YOUR BID/BIDS, SOLD IN AS IS CONDITION, SOMEONE IS GOING TO GET A NEAT/HARD TO FIND TRUCK TO BUILD! GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR BIDDING!!       

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