1955 1st Series Shortbed , Standard Cab Pickup on 2040-cars
Dunreith, Indiana, United States
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1955 1st series pickup. All steel body,straight as an arrow. Professionally restored and only driven on a sunny weekend.
All chrome and stainless is new with exception of hood badges. All new weatherstripping and window felt and seals.New headlamp assemblies, park lamp assemblies and tail lamps.New wipers and arms and mirrors. New door glass and wings (tempered). All handles , window cranks and vent levers are new. New brakes and shocks. New kingpins,belts, hoses,tires and wheel trim. Dolphin gauges with sensors. Reupholstered seat with seatbelts and new headliner and door panels, armrests. New oak floor and strips. All bolts and screws in assembly are stainless. Fresh 230 cid from 66 chevy truck with original factory 4 speed transmission and rearend. Electrical upgraded to 12 volt with internal regulated alternator and new battery. Likes to cruise all day at 50 mph. Body was cleaned to bare steel, repaired then 2 coats epoxy, 2 coats urethane primer. Blocked then sealed, 2 coats PPG black basecoat, 2 coats PPG 2002 High Solids Clear then sanded and buffed. Wife and I have enjoyed for 3 years but are retiring and moving out west. Time to sell. Good luck, you won't be disappointed. |
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