1957 Chevy Truck Short Bed Big Window Hot Rod!! on 2040-cars
Thousand Oaks, California, United States
1957 Chevrolet 3100 shortbed big window
Built in Oakland Ca. and looks like it has always stayed in Ca. New paint looks real nice but to be a show truck would still need a little more body work and it has a small bubble about the size of a silver dollar down low on the right front fender. Other than that the body is very nice, not perfect, but has zero rust aside from the bubble on the fender. Beautifully cleaned frame and undercarriage, super solid everywhere. Glass is nice, interior is nice, uncut dash with no holes. Seat was redone , original bedwood was restored with multiple times sanding and adding clear laquer , looks amazing!! Really strong rebuilt 235 with fresh rebuilt dual rochester carbs, stainless lines, Fenton intake, NOS early corvette header, new exhaust, new power steering setup, redone original brass radiator, pro rebuilt aluminum new process 4 speed manual overdrive trans with new Hurst shifter and linkage, pro rebuilt 57 pass. car rear with 3:36 gearing, rebuilt driveshaft, new yoke, all new brakes and lines. New 3" dropped axle, new 3" dropped leaf springs front and rear. New shocks designed for this truck with dropped suspension. Newer chrome Daisy's with new BF goodrich tires. All 5 lug. New battery in dropout box underneath. Engine compartment very nicely detailed as you can see . Floor looks really really nice as do cab mounts. Lights and gauges work as they should. Heater works. Runs super cool, I drive it all over, does 70 plus on the freeway with 1 finger on the wheel not even sweating it! Goes straight, stops well. Looks great the way it is, drives great. Clear title and currently registered on minty 56 Ca. yom plates. You are more than welcome to come see it in person and go ride for a ride. This is like getting that hotrod truck you always wanted but without that gas guzzling V8, this bad boy will get 15-20mpg! NOTE: "BUY IT NOW" purchase will include free shipping to anywhere in the continental USA or 50% of cost to anywhere in the world! Thank you, Rob 310)995-eighteight96 |
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