1954 Chevrolet PickUp

 1954 Chevrolet PickUp - $52,000 - Colorado Springs, CO

1954 Chevrolet 3100 · Truck · Driven 2,315 miles 54' Chevy 3100 5 window, Complete restore with 2300 miles. Sunburnt Orange that pops like crazy. Small Block Tune Port Injected paired with a 700r4 Trans. Cruises at 80 mph down the highway with no problems, Disc Brakes all around, Mustang II adjustable front suspension, 4 link rear, 10 bolt posi rear end with 3.73 gears. Relocated battery and fuel tank. Power steering, power windows and E brake. Vintage air ac/heat. Touch screen stereo, factory tinted glass, Custom bumpers and much more. Truck is ready for shows or just to cruise around in. Asking $52k or Trade lets see what you have. Newer exotic/sport/muscle cars, (911) others classics. Trades must come to me. You wont be disapointed. Pm me with questions/offers.




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