Og Vintage 1955 Chevy Pickup Truck Shortbox Big Back Window Stepside Project on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
Body Type:3100
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:None
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Owner
Exterior Color: White
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: N/A
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 100,000
Found this truck this summer at a garage sale that had been tarped up for 23 years. The old man didn't have time for it anymore. This truck is an original v8 truck. It is missing the motor and transmission, we do have the drive line. The box is in very nice shape. The tail gate needs repair on one side and hinge pins and chains. The wood and rub strips we have came with the truck but needs to be installed. The interior dash is very complete. Radio, wiper motor, instrument cluster, glovebox, door, vent pull knobs. The steering wheel is in very nice shape. The floor had been cut a little for a floor shifter somewhere down the line, but it isn't bad and can be repaired easily. Drivers door needs window regulator and has cracked wing window the outer skin is also separating form the bottom of the door. There is a small hole in the passenger visor area. The outside of the cab in the back on both corners are a little rusty but aren't bad. We have a nice tinted back window for it that came with the truck. This truck has really nice gutters. Don't let the black paint fool you white paint is chipping and flaking off everywhere. It makes it look worse than it is. The front clip is pretty decent except for the usual rust at the bottom of the fenders. Look closely at the pictures. he engine compartment is pretty clean and it looks like the rear tranny crossmember has been cut. The front brakes and wheels setup are 5 lug now the rear end has the wrong rear end in it and needs to be replaced. Missing the front marker lights. The white wall tires don't go with the truck but can be sold seperately or with the truck if interested. Wheels are Cragar
magmaster unilug 15x7 Wide white walls cooper untouchables G78-15 please contact for the price. Have the paperwork form the original owner, releasing itnerested and applying for new title for new owner. Also went to dmv to get updated paperwork dmv says it's good to go. Whoever buys and signs online gets the title.
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