"no Reserve" 1956 Chevy 5400 "low Cab Over" Custom Rat Rod Truck! on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
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1956 Chevy 5400 "Low cab over"Custom NO RESERVE! If you win the bid you will be taking it home! I am selling my 1956 Chevy 5400 Custom. The gentleman that I bought the truck from did all the custom work. The Truck used to be a flat bed at about 30' long. He chopped it down and put a new drive line in. Built a custom 10 gauge steel truck bed. The truck has its original 283 motor. I am not sure the original miles on the truck because the gauge is newer. I was planning on putting a 383 stroker motor in but got too busy with life. The body is grinded down to bare metal and then clear coated. There is a sunroof also cut in. The sunroof has a tonno like cover. The interior is laced with cowhide. I bought some matching rims to put on the front axles but have not put them on yet. I also have the original dually rims and tires for the back. The truck is bad@ss and gets allot of attention. The truck is very intimidating and has a Mad Max look. I love this truck but want to find a new toy. Good luck and have fun. I hope this truck finds a good home. |
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