Gateway Classic Cars of Scottsdale is pleased to present for sale,
on consignment, this handsome 1/2 ton 1954 Chevrolet 3100! From the
mind and hands of our long time customer is another one of his
creations! The freshly rebuilt GM 350 cubic inch V8 is mated to a 3
speed automatic transmission both with about 10 miles on them.
Other features include a set of polished custom aluminum wheels
with new rubber, power brakes, power steering, tilt steering,
Dolphin gauges, custom steering wheel, new carpet and new vinyl
interior. The dark gray exterior meshes well with the gray interior
and painted dash. You can't deny the tough look of this truck with
the stance and custom side exit exhaust located just in behind the
cab and that gorgeous chrome grill. You'll find less fresh items in
your local grocery store's produce section compared to this truck,
truly a great new build that's ready for its new owner, give us a
call today for more info!
Vehicle Details
1954 Chevrolet 1/2-Ton Pickup
Listing ID:CC-1622465
Price:$59,000
Location:O'Fallon, Illinois
Year:1954
Make:Chevrolet
Model:1/2-Ton Pickup
Exterior Color:Dark Gray
Interior Color:Light Gray
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:10
Stock Number:SCT1185
VIN:GCCSCT1185
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