383 Powered 1957 Chevrolet3100 Napco 4x4 Pickup•*Chassis:
AZ395515*2,600 Miles Shown, TMU• 383CiV8• 4-Speed 700R4 Automatic
Transmission* NP208 Dual-Range Transfer Case• Repainted Green•
Brown Leather Upholstery• 15" Aluminum Wheels• Rancho Shocks• Wood
Bed Floor• AutoMeter Gauges• Wood-Rimmed Steering Wheel• Tubular
HeadersDetails:This 1957 Chevrolet 3100 4x4 step-side pickup was
modified around 2020, including the installation of a 383ci V8 with
aluminum cylinder heads and a 700R4 four-speed automatic
transmission. The truck was repainted green over brown leather, and
additional equipment includes a NP208 dual-range transfer case, 15"
aluminum wheels with 33" tires, Rancho shocks, power steering, a
100-amp alternator, wood bed trim, manually locking front hubs, an
Alpine CD stereo, air conditioning, a tilt steering column, a
backup camera, and AutoMeter gauges. Previously offered on BaT in
August 2024, this modified Task Force pickup is offered again, by
the seller on behalf of the owner with a clean Arizona title.The
truck was repainted green around 2020 following replacement of the
rear quarter panels, hood and tailgate. The seller states that the
bumpers were re-chromed and the glass, wood bed floor, headlamps,
lenses, and mirrors were replaced at that time. A receiver hitch
and trailer wiring has been added along with an aftermarket grille
and billet hood hinges. paint meter readings taken around the body
are visible in the video gallery. The 15" aluminum wheels are
wrapped in BFGoodrich All Terrain TIA K02 tires measuring33x12.50".
Stopping power is provided by four-wheel drum brakes. The truck is
fitted with power steering and Rancho RS5000 shocks. The bench seat
has been re-trimmed in brown leather and black carpets have been
added. Additional appointments include a Torque Converter Lockup
controller, an Alpine CD stereo, aftermarket speakers, a Vintage
Air air-conditioning system, a B&M shifter, chrome hardware
and knobs, seat belts, and an aftermarket rearview mirror with a
radar detector and backup camera. The wood-rimmed steering wheel is
mounted on a tilt column and fronts AutoMeter instrumentation
including a 120-rnph speedometer with an inset tachometer along
with auxiliary gauges. The digital odometer shows 2,600 miles and
total mileage is unknown. The 383ci V8 features aluminum cylinder
heads, an Edelbrock intake manifold and carburetor, tubular
headers, a dual battery setup, and a 100-amp alternator. Cooling is
through an aluminum radiator with dual electric fans. Power is sent
to the rear or all four wheels through a four-speed 700R4 automatic
transmission and a NP208 dual-range transfer case. The frame was
modified to accommodate the replacement transmission and the
driveshaft was replaced. The truck is titled as a 1957 Chevrolet
RECON using the Arizona Assigned Identification Number shown
above.It has power steering, tilt steering column, stereo system
with XM Bluetooth, air-conditioning, all of which work as they
should. All lights work, as do the turn
signals. There are no apparent leaks and fluids are at a
medium level.The crank windows work well. One of the
wipers does not work. Door locks do not work.There is no
spare tire, car jack or tools.The tires are in good condition.The
rims are in good condition with no scratches. The green
exterior paint is in fair condition with swirls and scratches
throughout vehicle. There is light surface rust on
frame. This car drives and runs well. IT IS
ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA TO GET AN INDEPENDENT THIRD-PARTY INSPECTION ON
ANY USED CAR.
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