"Old pickup trucks don't merely recall a simpler America. They are
America. These basic, rugged, reliable vehicles have a remarkably
widespread appeal. We found old pickup trucks owned by farmers,
lawyers, doctors, innkeepers, actors, plumbers, and musicians. This
truck of theirs is the most beautiful thing they have ever laid
eyes on." From Pickups, 1996
For consignment, a 1954 Chevrolet 3100 Series pickup showing 1,145
miles, but the true miles are unknown due to a PA title exemption.
This truck was subject to a frame off restoration in 2011 and also
has a rebuilt motor.
Exterior
If your favorite toy truck as a kid was bright red, well, here's
your life size dream come true. This one presents in vibrant two
stage Romany Red, appropriate for a former cherry hauler from
Montana! The contrast of the black and chrome of the 16-inch tires
and wheels is ideal, each hubcap with the Chevrolet bowtie,
including the side mounted spare for an ultimately classic
presentation. More chrome is found on the beefy grille and curved
bumper while the bowtie in blue presents on the nose. This truck
has side mirrors on both sides for more metallic bling, door
handles that shine bright, and a robust steel step on the black
running boards. Beautiful oak planks alternate with stainless rails
in the bed and the stamped tailgate proudly paints Chevrolet white.
Imperfections are few and include some pitting on the hood
ornament, a few chips, a drip stain on the door, and some clear
runs.
Interior
Brown vinyl door cards hold the hardware over ivory painted stamped
steel and each door presents cleanly. A Saddle brown bench welcomes
three occupants and is in fantastic condition and the driver is
afforded a near perfect black steering wheel ahead of the ivory
painted dash with two simple gauges that provide six bits of
information. A floor mounted shifter rises high to greet the driver
and is based in the rubberized covering on the clean floor with
ivory sidewalls. A brown vinyl headliner meets a painted ivory rear
wall for a cozy enclosure.
Drivetrain
Under the hood is a show worthy rebuilt 235.5 inline six cylinder
with a 1-barrel carburetor and 4-speed manual transmission that
routes power to 3.54 gears in back.
Undercarriage
It's more driver quality underneath with surface rust, corrosion
and some residual oil about, but solid, simple construction
remains. Drum brakes are on all four wheels and leaf springs occupy
the front and back. A single exhaust runs through a stock style
muffler and is fully intact.
Drive-Ability
She drives like a classic truck; solid, sturdy, and surefooted.
Plenty of power underfoot and a smooth ride provided by the LT
rated 85 series tires. We note the heater blower is not working and
the gas gauge works intermittently. Beyond that, all functions work
as they should and you'll find this one in one of our two truck
rooms! While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were
working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these
functions will be working at the time of your purchase.
This Western farm truck is currently an eastern show truck and
depending on where it ends up, will grace that state with a vehicle
that's sweeter than a maraschino cherry and brighter than one too!
This is a fine example of a classic American truck that presents
cleanly and is ready to be harvested from our crop of cars!
H54J026453
H-3100 Series
54-1954
J-Janesville, WI Assy Plant
026453-Sequential Unit Number
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