1957 1956 1955 Chevrolet 3100 Short Bed Step Side Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, United States
For sale is a 1957 Chevrolet 3100 pickup. Its the original
drive train and original sheet metal, full restoration and a great buy for
someone. The truck came from the factory red with the rare radio delete plate
and radio knobs. Electrically and mechanically complete with everything working
as expected. The truck is equipped with key start, heater, horn, wipers, choke,
throttle, left and right air vents, and cigar lighter along with complete gauge
cluster and interior light. The truck was
painted back red inside and out, block sanded and buffed to a beautiful shine. The
bed is trimmed in polished stainless steel with gorgeous wood flooring. The
engine is the original 235 cid 6 cylinder with the original 3 speed on the
column. All new parts runs and shifts great. Items for you to
decide on and complete are glass (vent window or single glass, tinted or not),
dual or single exhaust and the exit points (behind rear wheel or out the back). Truck needs chrome
emblems, outside and rear view mirrors along with truck headliner and visors. This truck is
completed as to mechanical, electrical, body work, paint, interior with all new
hardware and assembly finished. Take it now, purchase and install the above
items yourself and enjoy both the satisfaction of doing a few things just the
way you would like, and save on the big ticket items associated in restoring such
a nice 57 Chevy truck. Have fun and thanks
for looking! |
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