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1956 Chevrolet - C10 Short Bed "big Window" on 2040-cars
Year:1956
Mileage:705
Location:
United States
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This beautiful 1956 Chevrolet Short Bed truck has the optional "Panoramic" rear window. Finished in Dove grey with red trim around the cab and on the wheels. The interior is red and grey vinyl on the seating and red carpets. The engine is a 355 cu. in. with an output of a whopping 390 bhp. The induction is by way of an Edelbrock 1406 on a Edelbrock Air-gap intake. Power runs through a 700-R4 transmission to a non-possi differential with 3.33:1 gearing. Sanderson header are piped to the Flowmaster mufflers giving an exceptional sound. Front suspension rides on airbags via AccuAir with controls up front. The 17" vintiques wheels covered with 225/50/17 tires give great grip. The truck is complete with minimal miles since the restoration. It has been featured in Custom Classic Trucks and won numerous awards. With a custom sound system and ice cold A/C, by vintage air, makes driving this beauty on long trips a pleasure. There is no better example available!!
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