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$27,9951955 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- White
- Engine
- 350-v8
- Miles
- 205
So it turns out that trucks make pretty cool rods, as this 1955 Chevy 3100 so ably demonstrates. All the usual tricks work here, and what you get when youre done is a stylish, fun, and surprisingly practical hauler that will attract attention wherever it goes. First of all, the two-tone copper over white paint is an eyeball magnet, offering a traditional look with a few tweaks to give it a custom look. Its still got plenty of authenticity, dont worry about losing the trucks personality, but the shaved hood ornament and custom pinstriping on the already clean lines of the all-new 3100 really work well. The bodywork, which was already dramatic right out of the box, looks great wearing that soft white paint, which is a little creamy, not a hard, bright white, just as it might have been back in the day. A lot of the original trim is intact, and the grille, bumpers, and hooded headlights are in pretty good shape, highlighting whats arguably the first high-fashion pickup truck; you can see the ties to the passenger car line everywhere you look and thats purely intentional. The bed is still functional, too, with wood planks that are in just the right condition that you wont worry about throwing some tools back there and getting a job done somewhere. After all, isnt that why you own a pickup truck? The interior has been given a full makeover as well, and the working-class accommodations have been replaced by first-class white and copper vinyl. The late-model bench seat looks like a natural fit in the 3100s cab and has been covered with a period-looking pleated upholstery with copper piping, so it all works well together. A custom center console offers a pair of cup holders and holds the Lokar shifter for the TH350 3-speed automatic transmission underneath. Black carpets are the right choice in a truck and keep it from being too soft, and the matching door panels have been as nicely finished as the seat. The stock gauges are still monitoring the engine, along with a white-faced temperature gauge built into the center stack. There is no radio, but its ready for the entertainment system of your choice, and sometimes starting from scratch is easier than fixing someone elses mess. Finishing it off is a late-model tilt steering column with a rather weathered steering wheel that doesnt quite look right, so thats another place where you could add some value and style without spending much cash. Just as in 1955, theres a small block Chevy 350 V8 under the hood delivering the power. Its functional and pretty stock, save for the Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetor and intake manifold, so theres smooth power available and it never gets fussy. Some smart upgrades make it reliable and comfortable, including an alternator, power steering, and a modern dual reservoir power brake master cylinder. A big radiator up front keeps things cool. An independent front suspension gives the 3100 improved ride and handling without hurting its ability to work as a truck and it channels power back to a 10-bolt rear end with highway-friendly gears inside. Long-tube headers and a dual exhaust system dumps out just ahead of the rear wheels and sounds fantastic. Color-matched truck Rally wheels are a nice touch and theyre wrapped in big 265/70/15 BFGoodrich T/A radials that really fill the fenders nicely. A very cool truck with a lot of performance and charisma for not a lot of cash. Call now!
$45,9951959 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 4-8l-v8-ls
- Miles
- 1
Look, you are either going to think this 1959 Chevrolet 3100 pickup is the coolest thing youve ever seen, or youre just not going to get it. If youre a member of the holy cow, thats incredible! group, then youre in for a treat, because this might just be the worlds coolest sleeper. With a twin-turbo LS motor, 600 horsepower, and that awesome patina look, this truck is rolling cognitive dissonance. Wow! Patina trucks are all the rage right now, but theres a fine line between patina and rusty. Fortunately, this truck doesnt have to tread that line, because all the patina you see was applied by a very talented painter, not Mother Nature. So no worries about something falling off as you rip off 10-second quarter-mile passes. Its convincing and show-goers are going to be tempted to rub their fingers over the mottled surface, and what could be better for keeping a low profile? Chevy fans will recognize that theres a 55 front clip on this 59 truck, and it looks great. Theres a cool faded Salt Flats Recovery sigil on the doors, and it ties in neatly with the fake tow hook mounted in the bed. This truck sure looks like it should be dragging some lakes speedster home. Nothing was shaved or deleted, so you get a stock bumper with plenty of wear and tear, a white grille that hasnt been painted in decades, and factory-style mirrors. But if you look closely, you might notice those oversized rear fenders, but the illusion is so convincing that most folks wont even give it a second glance. Thats why this truck is so cool. The interior is anything but patina, and youll be happy to spend plenty of time there. A custom Glide Engineering bench seat was upholstered with cloth inserts to resemble an indian blanket, there are bamboo floor mats, and everything was covered in olive-colored leather for a very upscale look. The custom gauge panel is full of white-faced Nordskog instruments and the rest of the dash was smoothed and finished in more olive green, with an A/C unit tucked underneath. A floor shifter, push-button start, and a tilt column with a billet wheel all work to make it feel rather modern from behind the wheel. No radio, but once you hear this monster run, youll never think about it again. Check it out, its just gorgeous! The engine is a 4.8 liter LS V8 thats being force-fed by a twin-turbo system built by Morgan Performance Fabrication. Each 60-1 T04S blower is capable of supporting 600 horsepower by itself and with that beautiful stainless plumbing, the engine bay is a work of art as well as highly functional. Dual air-to-water intercoolers work with a Bosch pump and a giant heat exchanger to keep everything cool and 60 lb-hr injectors keep it well-fed. Theres a giant aluminum radiator up front and with custom programming, its easy to drive, docile, and very user-friendly. But open it up, and the 3-inch exhaust roars and this incredible hauler gets up and hauls! Fortunately, youve got a tubular 1969 Camaro front suspension with coil-overs to keep it pinned down, and the 4L65E transmission was rebuilt 600 miles ago to handle the engines output. In back theres a Ford 9-inch that was custom narrowed and filled with 3.50 gears and held in place with a set of Caltrack traction bars. Fortunately, theres also a disc brake at all four corners and a big fuel cell hanging out back. Plain-Jane steelies are the absolute right choice, although the 12-inchers out back will make a statement to anyone paying attention. This might just be the coolest vintage pickup weve ever seen. If this is your particular brand of lunacy, give us a call, because things like this dont last very long. Call today!
$36,9951948 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 350-v8
- Miles
- 1
Chevys Advance Design pickups were not only the rugged workhorses that customers expected following World War II, but they were perhaps the first truly stylish trucks. The result was record-breaking sales to a public hungry for new sheetmetal, and today trucks like this 1948 Chevrolet 3100 remain highly-sought collectors items that work equally well with a few modifications. The gray paint makes this truck seem low-key, but its going to get a lot of attention nonetheless so you had better make sure its right. With so many of these being nothing more than working-class tools, its none too easy to find a clean one to restore, and to get one to this level takes a special level of commitment. Someone invested time and money in equally large portions to bring this one to its current spectacular condition, and it fits together better than any truck did in 1948. The five-window cab is the most desirable of the bunch, with cool quarter windows that not only improve visibility, but add a cool design element with the curved glass. Fit and finish are done to professional standards, so you can show it proudly at the local cruise night, where youll undoubtedly hear stories about the one that got away. From the outside, itll take a sharp eye to spot any modifications, and lots of glittering chrome that really dresses up the old pickup. The bed is beautifully finished oak with painted rub strips, and color-matched spray-on bedliner material protects the sides (as if youll ever use it as a truck!). The comfortable yet basic interior has been nicely restored but not excessively modified, adding function without losing all thats great about these trucks. The original bench seat is wrapped in comfortable gray vinyl and the exposed tubular frame gives it a function-over-form look that we love. The dashboard includes factory gauges that work with the warmed-over 350 cubic inch V8 under the hood, although they dont seem to be totally accurate. Theres a modern AM/FM radio in the dash, right where the original would have lived, so no cutting or modifying was required there. Even the original steering wheel was retained to preserve that old truck flavor. You can use this one every day and not get tired, which is surely the sign of quality workmanship. The engine is a 350 cubic inch V8 with a trick Tri-Power setup, because this truck was built for the road. Thats a vintage Offenhauser intake with three 2-barrel carburetors on top, all set up to work like the factory intended. Chevy Orange paint stands out against the satin black engine bay, and those trick valve covers are designed to look vintage, giving this Chevy the look of, say, a vintage J-2 Olds. The transmission is a TH350 3-speed automatic feeding the original rear end, so it doesnt lose its personality while gaining considerably more performance. Up front you get rack-and-pinion steering for the live axle, as well as a set of disc brakes for safety. Youll also get a lot of attention from the rumbling Flowmaster dual exhaust system that features a pair of chrome tips that peek out from under the rear bumper. It sits just right on a slightly lowered suspension, and with classic 15-inch steel wheels with baby moon hubcaps and trim rings, plus fat 235/70/15 rubber, it has a bit of a hot rod look. Nice trucks like this dont come along every day, and good luck finding a clean one if youre intent on building your own. Why not skip the middle part and just take this one home? Call today!
$39,9951959 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 350-v8
- Miles
- 211
Cool hybrids like this 1959 Chevrolet Apache 4x4 make for ideal hobby vehicles. With a late-model chassis underneath and old-school looks on top, it does everything you want an old truck to do but with a lot fewer hassles. The fact that it looks like a million bucks and runs like the factory built it this way are merely icing on the cake. If you have a stepside Apache, youll probably be shocked to learn that its such a neat fit on an 80s K10 chassis, but heres the proof. At a glance, it looks like the factory built it, and thats purely intentional. They kept all the bodywork stock to give it that 1950s look, complete with the period-perfect paint job in battleship gray. The dramatically styled Apache pickups were some of the most handsome on the road back then and if you want attention, this truck will definitely deliver. The bodywork is nicely done, but not so perfect as to erase the fact that this is still a truck thats willing to work. Gaps are the way the factory would have done things and the paint has a shine thats better than anything available in 1959. The stepside bed gives it a muscular look and the especially with those oversized tires living in the fenders. Add in some brightly re-chromed bumpers, a factory grille, and a bed thats beautifully refinished with oak planks, and you get a truck that does everything extremely well. The interior is still basic, but the upgrades are visible throughout. The two-tone bench seat has pleated inserts to make it more comfortable on long hauls they worked hard to integrate the original controls with the modern chassis living underneath. The fat wood-rimmed wheel is easy to spot, but on the other hand, the original gauges remain fully functional monitoring the later engine. The original AM radio is gone, replaced by a digital AM/FM unit, and the 8-ball shift knob is linked to a 4-speed manual gearbox with a 2-speed transfer case behind it. Gray rubber mats help with the vintage pickup vibe and certainly sticks with the low-maintenance vibe. But thats the look and it works really well. The late-model chassis is from an 80s K10 pickup, and that included a great-running 350 cubic inch V8. Not dramatically modified, it sports a Holley 4-barrel carburetor on an aluminum intake manifold, but they were careful to keep it closer to its production roots rather than choosing a lot of modifications. Moroso valve covers and Chevy Orange paint brighten things up in a good way, and youll note theres a big aluminum radiator up front to keep things nice and cool. The late-model swap also includes power steering and power front disc brakes, both welcome safety upgrades. Newer shocks along with dual steering stabilizers tame the ride quality to make this truck a pleasure to drive and the polished aluminum wheels and big 33x12.50-15 Mickey Thompson off-road radials look exactly right when on a lifted truck as beautiful as this one. A cool old pickup with a bit of a modern flair makes for a very usable package. Drive it, show it, take it to work, theres nothing this truck doesnt do well. Apaches are hard to find these days, and rarely do we see them restored to such a high level, let alone on a 4x4 frame. Call today!
$28,9951959 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Black
- Engine
- 283-v8
- Miles
- 62,618
This 1959 Chevrolet Apache is a truck that needs no excuses. It looks great, it packs a fresh 283 cubic inch V8, and its still practical enough to actually use as a truck. If you want a do-everything hobby vehicle, you could certainly do worse than this black stepside. Today, honest vintage pickup trucks that are still ready, willing and able to go to work are getting harder to find all the time. Fortunately, this one is ready to rock and thats all original steel that has never required major surgery, and the black paint shows it off to great effect. Instead, it has been properly maintained and lightly used for the past 53 years, and presents in solid condition today. The doors open and close solidly, the hood fits well, and the whole truck looks eager to get back to work. In the bed, youll find a proper-looking bed thats finished in basic black, not polished like a dance floor, so you wont be afraid to use it. Theres also a good bit of chrome on the top-of-the-line Apache, including the ornate grille, big bumpers, and those cool emblems on the front fenders, all of which are in good condition overall, although the rear bumper is showing its age. <BR The interior has been very nicely finished, and shows you just how basic these machines were when they were new. Forget luxury, these were little more than tools and nobody in 1958 was buying a pickup truck without needing to haul something. The seat features a new tan cloth cover, theres a correct rubber floor mat on the floor, and the door panels are finished to match the seat. The dash features a single stylish triangular pod for the speedometer, along with four smaller auxiliary gauges that are built right in, and theres an auxiliary gauge under the dash. Youll also note that it has the original three-on-the-tree 3-speed manual transmission, something familiar to more than a few of us who learned to drive out in the country. The big steering wheel makes it easy to wheel the truck around and its surprisingly nimble given its utilitarian roots. The only notable upgrade is a new AM/FM stereo system that has been nicely integrated into the original dashboard. Pop that big hood and youll be pleasantly surprised to find a 283 cubic inch V8, which was on the menu in 1958. Nicely detailed with Chevrolet Orange paint along with Chevrolet script valve covers and a chrome air cleaner, it looks right at home in the big engine bay. It uses an Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetor to help build power, but the overall look is very much in tune with the period. Underneath, its exceptionally clean, from the frame to the suspension. A fresh dual exhaust system gives it a little bit of a growl, and there are no signs that this was ever a rusty truck. Manual drum brakes do their job properly and live inside a set of newer Rally wheels with fat 15-inch BFGoodrich T/A radials. Clean, honest trucks like this are getting hard to find, but theyre worth the search. Imagine driving it to work on nice days, then hitting Home Depot or the local garden center on the weekends. Just because its old and cool doesnt mean it cant earn its keep. This Apache is a solid, reliable, well-maintained truck thats ready for another 58 years of work.
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$24,9951952 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 4-3-liter-v6
- Miles
- 2,562
With patina being all the rage today, taking something that looks old and filling it with fresh mechanicals is an awesome way to have your cake and eat it, too. The bodywork on this 1952 Chevy 3100 pickup looks like its been working the back 40 for decades, but the slammed stance, updated running gear, and custom interior all suggest that its been working out in its spare time. The bodywork is original, which is to say, it hasnt been treated to a shiny coat of paint. The combination of green paint, chips and scratches, and bare steel gives it a look of great age, and if this one was out in a field with the weeds growing around it, it wouldnt look out of place. But that isnt to say that it looks bad, because we like the honest look and the faded graphics add to the well-worn, well-loved attitude. Looking closely, youll see that the paint hides nothing, but the panel gaps are good, meaning someone spent some time intentionally making it look this way, and nothing has been shaved, trimmed, or altered. Instead, you get a look that will draw a crowd better than any restoration and a no worries finish that means this truck can go anywhere, any time without a second thought. Yeah, maybe the chrome is a bit too nice, but one can hardly call that a defect, right? Theres also a real pickup bed out back, albeit with a cleverly raised floor to clear the suspension (more on that in a few minutes) and a beer keg strapped in to act as a fuel tank. They definitely nailed the look. The custom interior is all new and all amazing. No fake patina here, just funky patterns and upgraded features, plus a dash of style to make driving this 3100 a pleasure, not a chore. A bench seat wears fresh upholstery, with plain door panels to soften the passenger compartment a bit. Factory instruments are gone, replaced by neat-fitting Auto Meter gauges that look like they were born there, all framed by the steering wheel out of a later 50s Chevy passenger car. An AM/FM/CD stereo head unit lives in the top of the dash and comes with a remove, you know, in case reaching over there is just too inconvenient. Carpets on the floor help with noise and vibration, and while that shifter looks vintage, its a modern Lokar unit connected to a TH400 3-speed automatic. It looks like a small block, but its actually a 4.3 liter V6, which is actually of a 350 anyway. The added power makes this pickup more than just interesting to look at, and it makes enough torque to feel right in the vintage pickup. Fitted with an Edelbrock 4-barrel carb and a few vintage dress-up parts, it looks right under the hood; not too flashy, but just enough to let you know someone was paying attention. A big aluminum radiator keeps it cool and a set of long-tube headers dump into a custom dual exhaust system. The frame is from a late-model S10 pickup and its a surprisingly neat fit under the vintage 3100, and brings upgrades like an independent front suspension, power disc brakes, and power steering. Its got an awesome stance thanks to lowering springs and blocks, and those Painted steel wheels with simple hubcaps are the right old school look. Modern whitewall radials complete the vintage vibe. An incredible illusion or just an incredible truck? How about both? If you want to attract attention, forget bright red paint and loud mufflers, this patina-covered pickup is the hot ticket. Call today!
$58,9951956 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 350-v8-zz4
- Miles
- 2,550
What if you could have a truck that looks like 1956 but drives like a muscle car? Well, heres the answer to your question, a spectacular 1956 Chevrolet 3100 pickup with a high-powered ZZ4 350 inside plus a cabin full of luxury options. Talk about having your cake and eating it too! Painted a brilliant semi-metallic green from DuPont called Pond Scum Green, this slick pickup represents the first of the pickups that were actually styled by designers rather than merely engineered. As a result, they carry a lot of automotive-inspired design cues, and if you see a little bit of Shoebox Chevy in the design, the coincidence is purely intentional. Of course, the fact that it was finished to todays standards certainly helps, and theres not a ripple, dent, pockmark, or dent anywhere on the beautiful surface of this truck. The paint is about a mile deep, and has been rubbed and buffed to a mirror-like shine, and while there are a few signs of having been driven, its still a show-stopper. Enhancing the polished look is a custom 1957 grille, shaved emblems, and a bunch of louvers punched into the tailgate. Behind that tailgate, youll find a beautifully finished oak bed with polished stainless strips that tie in with the bright chrome bumpers and taillights. And youll note this is the desirable big window cab, making it feel airy inside without spoiling the vintage look. Gorgeous tan leather is the dominant theme inside, with the original bench seat replaced by what appears to be a custom split bench that looks right at home in the cab. Custom door panels and plus carpets certainly help it feel far more luxurious than 1956. Fortunately, it retains a 50s sensibility but the modern materials will definitely attract more than their fair share of appreciative nods at shows. The dash uses a set of custom gauges that mimic the original while providing a bit more information, and A/C vents have been discreetly tucked underneath in their own special panel. A tilt wheel with a custom billet wheel adds to the 21st century feel, as well as the custom head unit in the original radios slot, with speakers scattered throughout the cab. Its just spectacular inside and you can see that cubic dollars were spent to make it look this good. Underneath that beautiful green sheetmetal, youll find a heavily fortified chassis. Up front theres a 350 cubic inch ZZ4 crate motor that packs quite a bit more power than the original 283. Theres plenty of flash thanks to the custom pinstriped air cleaner assembly, finned valve covers, and a few chrome bits. But its also fully operational thanks to an Edelbrock carb, Bow Tie intake manifold, and a big Walker radiator up front. Power rack-and-pinion steering and power front disc brakes came with the Southern Rods independent front suspension, which gives it agile handling, particularly for a pickup. A smooth-shifting automatic transmission clicks through the gears, feeding a GM rear end from a 2001 Chevy Blazer hanging on a 4-link with coil-over shocks. A Flowmaster dual exhaust system gives it just a little bit of rumble, but it doesnt intrude, making this truck an easy long-distance hauler. Color-matched steel wheels with cool inner and outer trim rings add a period-perfect look, as do the staggered 215/70/15 front and 225/70/15 rear BFGoodrich wide whitewall radials. This is a no-compromises truck built to very high standards, and youll be proud to call it your own. Call today!
$34,9951956 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 283-v8
- Miles
- 12,223
Who doesnt like a Chevy Task Force era truck? Theyve got a ton of personality, theyre super popular at car shows, and they look like theyre raring to go even when theyre parked. This pretty 1956 Chevrolet 3100 has all of the charm and style with plenty of power and some nice upgrades...sounds good to us! The handsome burgundy paint comes from a late-model color chart and you have to admit it looks great here. The paint job was done a few years ago and its holding up great with a nice gloss that seems about right for a pickup, not perfect but it shines up nicely. The 3100 was all-new in 1955, ostensibly to showcase the new small block V8, so they didnt mess with a good thing in 56, and that was the right choice. Youll note the grille has been chrome plated in a nod to tradition, and the rest of the trim is in excellent shape, although the hood has been cleaned up a bit. Gaps are good all around and the stepside bed wears a set of chrome bed rails that give it a dressed-up look. Out back youll find a smooth tailgate, custom LED taillights, and a trick roll pan with exhaust pipe cutouts. The front bumper is similar to those found on passenger cars to further tie the two together in consumers minds. The bed is beautifully finished oak and it looks great, with a vintage look that has character. Inside youll sit on a late-model front seat setup that includes power buckets and a functional center console. The dash was painted to match the exterior, as were the doors and the rest of the interior, although the handsome gray inserts on the doors soften things up a bit. Theres matching gray carpet on the floor and a late-model steering wheel on the original column to help you get comfortable, A/C has been neatly installed under the dash, it still uses stock gauges in a beautiful chevron-shaped pod (again, a nod to the passenger car line), and it has power windows, too! An AM/FM/cassette head unit has been installed in the center of the dash although that is probably due for an upgrade as well. And with that giant rear window, it sure is bright and airy inside! Pop the hood and check out the smooth 283 cubic inch small block V8 inside. Its pretty mild but offers useful power that allows you to still use this truck as a truck. It also looks pretty much the way youd expect when you open the hood of a truck like this: freshened but not radical. You could get a small block motor in 1956, but it certainly didnt run or look this good. Theres an Edelbrock carburetor up top, a set of finned valve covers, and a chrome alternator makes plenty of electricity. Original rams horn exhaust manifolds feed a dual exhaust system with performance mufflers, so it sounds racy enough, but the front suspension remains a solid axle on leaf springs so it doesnt lose its vintage truck feel. Power routes back through a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission and on to the original rear end. 15-inch aluminum wheels hold a set of 225/75/15 General tires, so its got a sturdy look thats ready to work or play. If youre looking for a truck that shouldnt be missed, pick up the phone and give us a call today!
$41,9001955 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Blue
- Engine
- 8-cylinder
- Miles
- 13,000
GENERAL INFORMATION; NEW CRATE MOTOR from Summit Racing August 2018. Truck was professionally built by Jim Bush of Southerm Calif and completed in early 2016. Jim put 3,000 miles on it himself and I purchased it in the summer of 2016 and shipped up here to the north Georgia mountains. To use as a daily driver. Truck now has 13,000 miles on it since the complete frame off restoration. Never smoked in and always garaged. But driven a few time a week, every week, to town and around the mountains. I also have a "build book" supplied by Jim with pictures of every stage of the build. Invoices, tech sheets, all manuals, and parts information for easy parts replacement. Look at the detail of my exterior, interior, dash board, under hood,and under entire truck and compare to those $60k street rods. You will be surprised. I used the autotrader recommended transport company out of California when I bought it there and it was reasonable and worked perfectly without any damage, they also offer inspection services too...IMPORTANT:.Also remember states like Georgia don't charge sales tax when you buy from another individual older cars..Older cars are exempt because of age. But if you buy from a dealer you will pay 6 or 7% sales tax because it is required at the dealer level. This saves you another $2,500 on the transaction, in the state of Georgia anyway. I found this out when I bought from an individual in California and went to register here in Georgia. No sales tax required the tax office told me. Saved $2500. Check the state you live in? CHASSIS; 1979 Camaro Z-28 front clip with HD sway bar. Completely rebuilt and powder coated before installation. Than the frame was boxed. With front disk brakes. NEW Camaro steering box installed Sept 2018. NEW Corvette master cylinder installed JULY 2017. NEW electric radiator fan installed July 2018. Camaro rear banjo, leaf springs, and positraction rear end. 18gal gas tank installed under bed in the rear of the truck. Perfectly wired, a work of art. Power steering and power brakes. Have pictures of underneath of truck. Looks as good as the rest of the truck other than rock chips from driving it. Clean no dirt. Have cleaned regularly. BEWARE OF ADS THAT DO NOT SHOW UNDERNEATH OF CAR ESPECIALLY AT A DEALERSHIP THAT HAS LIFTS AND MECHANICS. MOST OF THOSE YOU SEE WILL BE CARS ON "CONSIGNMENT" NOT OWNED BY THEM. CONSIGNMENT CARS ARE HEAVILY MARKET UP DO TO FEES TOO SELL.....POWER TRAIN; BRAND NEW $6,000 crate motor installed this month (Sept 2018) at 11,000 miles specifically to get truck sold. Go to my FB listed below for audio and video of motor running as well as exhaust sound. The original 350 was old and not long for the world. Would not try and sell the truck with it. Purchased from Summit Racing. Manufactured by Blue Print Engines of Nebrask. You can google them for all the specs. Blue Print supplies all the racing companies selling engines; Speedway, Summit, Jegs, etc. It is a 350/373 small block Chevrolet.I chose low compression heads (9.1 to 1) so I could use regular gas. High performance distributor and wiring, Holley intake, Holley four barrel carb with two fuel feeds. Has a hydraulic roller cam which makes the car idle real good and exhaust sounds great because of it. Summit heat coated exhaust headers. Dyno sheet supplied with engine shows 401hp at 5,900rpm. Has a Summit Racing B&M torque converter and Summit Racing GM 700R4 four speed automatic transmission. Purchased new at the start of the build. Has a transmission cooler also. Also as I mentioned previously a GM positraction rear end. In 4th gear overdrive, at 70mph motor runs at 2500rpm, at 80mph runs at 2,900rpm.. With every increase of ten miles per hour rpm increases by 400. When you manually shift into third gear the rpm increases 400. I changed the break in oil at 11,500 and changed again at 12,000. Will need oil change at 15,000.INTERIOR; Very soft Vinyl seats, headliner, and door panels. Feel and look like leather but clean easy because of being vinyl. Cream color. Amazing interior work as you can see. Vintage air and heat that work perfectly in any weather conditions. Again looks like a factory installation using vents in dashboard. Camaro tilt steering column with custom wood trimmed wheel. Auto Meter gauges, as well as a Stewart Warner Tach, that ALL work perfectly. All interior and exterior lighting work perfectly as well. Kenwood stereo and speakers under both seats. All glass good and windows and electric wipers work perfectly too.BODY; all original metal. NO dents or scratches but one minor paint chip on front of hood. All doors, hood fenders, and tailgate line up extremely well. Doors and hood close and open easily as well as the windows roll up easy too. 17 inch American Racing Polished Wheels. Tires have 12,000 miles on them.MISC INFO; Also have custom truck cover. Compare this truck to ALL trucks for sale, in every detail, on Autotrader or any other classic sites and I am confident you will not see a truck of this quality for less than $60,000. Compare my pictures and details exterior, interior, dash, wiring, engine, engine compartment, and underside of truck and my truck becomes a CHEAP deal by comparison. No money spared on this truck and installed $6000 crate engine this month just to sell it. You cannot build for this price. This is a fully completed restoration, nothing you need to do to it but drive it. You will not be disappointed if you come and inspect. If you become a potential buyer, will have to have monies electronically transferred into my bank account before truck or ownership papers leave here. That is how I did it with Jim when I bought it and that is the deal. NO PayPal scams or offers please. Common to have scammers send me emails wanting to buy the truck immediately at full ask through PayPal and they will handle shipping. Be very aware of internet scams when buying and selling. PayPal does not guarantee the seller good funds on vehicle sales only on packages shipped by FEDEX, UPS, USPS. Auto trader offers inspection services and transport services. I use them to buy truck from Jim Bush in Calif. I didn't go there and see it. Autotrader services worked perfectly.. Call me at 615-579-4420 for any info you may need. Check me out on my FB page so you know who I am. bobmcdevitt.14 Morganton, ga. Thanks. Don't want to waste your time or mine....SINCE THIS HOLIDAY TIME OF THE YEAR AND A TOUGH WINTER WILL KEEP PICE AT $38,900. ONCE THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER AND GETS CLOSER TO SPRING TRUCK WILL GO BACK TO ORIGINAL PRICING OF $43,500. WILL START TO RAISE PRICE $1,000 PER MONTH STARTING JANUARY 2019. DID THAT ON MY RV's IN THE PAST AND ALWAYS SEEMED TO WORK. MORE BUYERS AT THAT TIME LOOKING ONCE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER, WEATHER GETS BETTER, AND INCOME TAX MONEY STARTS TO COME BACK...
$36,0001957 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Other
- Engine
- 8-cylinder
- Miles
- N/A
1957 Chevrolet 3100 This is the only year you could get with the spears on the hood, and the wrap-around rear window. The truck Runs and dives excellent, it is comfortable and capable of long trips. - 350 SBC & Eldelbrock Aluminum Tunnel Ram Intake Manifold- Holley Carburetor & MSD Electronic Distributor- 4:10 Locked Rear- 700R4 Transmission - 2200 Torque Converter- B&M Quicksilver Shifter- Power Disc Front Brakes & Power Steering - Pioneer Sound System, Dakota Digital Dash, Custom Leather seats & Led Interior lights- 2 Speed Electric Wipers & GM Air Conditioning - Wood Bed, 26 Gallon Fuel Tank & 18" Ridler Wheels
$28,9951948 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Patina
- Engine
- 350-v8
- Miles
- N/A
If you like old pickup trucks, and if you like the Patina paint jobs that are becoming so popular, then you will love this truck. These 3100s have been desirable for a while now. They are getting harder to find and are becoming more collectable every day. If you want to see what the gold standard of a dirt and grunge Patina paint job looks like, then look no further. Check this one out. It just doesnt get any better than this. You would think that it was just hauled out of a barn after a hard life and put back on the road. (Except those Boss alloy wheels and the sharp looking grill kind of give the game away). The thing about these paint jobs that are full of bumps and dings and scratches and rust, is that they are each totally unique. Nobody else will have a truck exactly like this one. And that is whats commonly called, an understatement. From the pitted hood ornament to the bullet holes in the tailgate, and from the faded lettering on the doors to the weathered and broken bed rails, it looks like this truck earned every scrape and scar and bit of oxidation. A jerry can, cooler and old-school tool box in the bed add to the look while the Rustina that is lettered in the back window seems to be a family name for the old girl. When you open the door, the first thing you see will be the inner door panel looking exactly the way you would expect based on the looks of the outside of the truck. There is some true body color because it wasnt exposed to the elements, a bit of primer, a missing cover and some rust along the bottom edge. Ah, but then you see the modern and comfortable, cloth covered, bucket seats as well as the carpeting. The steering wheel looks like the well worn original until you notice that its really a vintage Impala hub and horn ring. The dash is kind of a Teal, which matches the steering wheel, with modern Dolphin gauges replacing the originals. A Lokar shifter for the automatic transmission looks right at home extending up from the floor and there is an AM/FM and iPod compatible stereo hidden in there somewhere. Open the hood and you will find a modern 350 cubic inch motor nestled down in the engine bay that stays in character with the rest of the truck by not being flashy. There is a ribbed, cast aluminum air filter assembly sitting on top of an Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetor and intake manifold. An aluminum radiator with an electric fan keeps things running cool and long tube headers wind their way out to cherry bomb style mufflers which give this truck a healthy rumbling sound. Power flows back through a 4-speed automatic transmission to the rear wheels mounted on leaf springs. You may have noticed that the suspension has been lowered a bit, and it also has power steering and power front disc brakes that provide great handling and stopping ability. The rubber meets the road through 275/40R18s in the back and 245/45R17s in the front mounted on those beautiful chrome Boss wheels. Come on down and see what the gold standard of dirt and grunge looks like, and drives like. Then take it home, head out for a couple shows, and start loading up that bed with trophies.
$37,9951951 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Red
- Engine
- 350-v8
- Miles
- 171
The technology in modern cars is amazing. They are faster, safer, and more comfortable than the old cars. Ahh, but the look of the old cars and trucks is awesome. Fortunately, there are people who enjoy, and are good at, bringing the two together in wonderful and creative ways. Like this 51 pickup for example. Check it out. The 3100 series pickups were the first series of redesigned Chevrolet trucks to go back into production after WWII. They were billed as longer, stronger and sleeker . Thats description seems quaint these days, but there is no doubt that their sleek lines look better than ever now. Use some of that modern technology to drop those lines down closer to the ground, coat them in a gorgeous shade of glossy Red paint, and tuck a set of Boyd Coddington alloy wheels under those distinctive fenders, and the truck definitely does look longer, stronger, and sleeker . Up front, the hood waterfalls down onto a double bar chrome grill that stretches from side to side underlined by a simple bumper that rides low to the ground. The split windshield reminds you what era this truck was born into as does the running boards between the fenders and the bed which is lined with wood, while discreet little touches like taillight built into the bed rails add to the custom look. Open the door and you will find a marvelous combination of old and new. The upright cab provides plenty of room and a large door for easy entry and exit. Open that door and you can use the bowtie plate on the running board to easily step up and into the modernized interior. Have a seat in the high back buckets that are comfortable and look great upholstered in red cloth trimmed with black piping. A black and chrome three-spoke steering wheel is mounted on a custom tilt steering column. Behind it is the original, old school dash board which looks fantastic in Red and Chrome with Classic Instruments providing the modern replacements for the original speedometer, tach, and engine gauges. An Alpine FM/CD and iPod compatible stereo with speakers mounted in the custom wooden center console is there for your listening pleasure, and that console also houses the shifter for the 3-speed automatic transmission while providing some convenient storage between the seats. Pop the hood and you will find a healthy 350 cubic inch V8 nestled down in a nicely detailed out engine bay. Based on a Corvette block, it was built up using forged pistons, a double roller chain, and Melling oil pump with the rotating assembly all balanced before setting the 64cc World Products cylinder heads with 1.6:1 roller rockers on. It is topped by a chrome Edelbrock air cleaner and Holley 4-barrel carburetor feeding a Performer RPM intake manifold. Long tube headers lead back to cherry bomb style mufflers. Chrome valve covers embossed with Chevrolet in script and a bowtie along with a chromed alternator add their splash of flash to the engine bay and an aluminum radiator with an electric fan keeps everything running cool. Coil springs and control arms up front work with power steering to make this truck handle nicely and power front disc brakes provide good stopping ability. The rubber meets the road through 225/70R15 tires on those gorgeous Boyds alloy wheels. One of the best-looking classic pickups of all time with the best of modern tech. Come on down and check it out. You might decide that this is the truck you have been looking for.
$84,9951957 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Black
- Engine
- 350-v8
- Miles
- 380
It doesnt get any better than the look of an old Task Force pickup, does it? Well,... it can. If you take those classic good looks, drop em down low, polish em up high, and fill em up with modern technology like 20 rims. The Black paint on this truck look absolutely fantastic! It is the kind of show quality paint job that only comes from hours and hours of expert preparation before the paint is sprayed on and then worked to a mirror like shine. It highlights every graceful curve and crease of the body by bending and reflecting the light from every angle. Complimenting that look is copious amounts of chrome dressing out the front of the truck. The nose of the hood has an accent with a Chevy bowtie sitting just over a toothy chrome grill that looks like its ready to eat anything that gets in its way. There are 3100 Chevrolet badges on the fenders shiny new bumpers front and rear. Drop the tailgate and you will see that the wood and details in the bed have also been finished to out to a show winning shine. Set all that shine on chrome 20-inch Ridler wheels, and now, the look really doesnt get any better. While it is hard to follow up first impressions like that, we promise you wont be disappointed. Open up the door and you will find an interior that is as equally impressive as the body, but in a very different way. The door panel is simple and clean, but some Blue piping is a clue that its not stock 57 inside. Slide into those late model leather seats and settle in for a minute. They are power adjustable, heated and super comfortable. Reach out and wrap your hands around the billet steering wheel with a bowtie center button. Behind it is a digital dash nestled into the original stock wedge shape. It has the display in the center with carbon fiber backing up the sweep tach and speedo along with smaller engine gauges off to the sides. Heating and ventilation controls include those for the Vintage Air and there is a center console with cup holders and an armrest for comfortable cruising. When you raise the hood, get ready for another treat. There you will find a healthy 350 cubic inch engine with chrome and polished billet everywhere nestled down in an engine bay that is as nicely detailed out as the rest of the body. A ribbed air topper matches the valve covers with both of them painted black with polished ribs. There is a QFT Slayer 4-barrel carburetor and polished intake manifold handling the intake duties while long tube headers lead out to the Flowmaster exhaust. The alternator and A/C compressor are chromed and their billet mounts are polished to a high shine. An aluminum radiator ensures that everything stays running cool and power flows back through a 4-speed automatic transmission. If, (or when) you show this truck, you may want to bring some mirrors so you can show off the first-class chassis work too. There is a coil over suspension all around with rack and pinion steering up front, multi-links in the rear, and Wilwood disc brakes at all four corners. There is also a polished transmission pan, fuel tank, and a Trick Flow diff cover. Paint, looks, and build quality that will turn heads and win shows. Comfort and convenience that will make you want to drive it. Come on down and check this truck out. Then take it home and enjoy either, or both activities.
$64,9951954 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Red
- Engine
- 350-v8
- Miles
- 2,566
This is one of those builds where it is obvious that the best and most creative people in the business were involved in its creation. Common street rod practices have been executed flawlessly, and stunning custom fabrication is everywhere. It was a labor of love, but it took a bundle of money to turn that love into reality. For love, and significantly less money than it would take to recreate this truck, it could be yours. Subtle. Taking understatement to a new level. That is how this truck was described in Custom Classic Trucks magazine. Can you call red paint subtle? Somehow you can here, because its almost a maroon, and its not a metallic color. The endless curves of the body panels bend the light smoothly, and are matched up to their mates perfectly with tight, consistent gaps. The wonderful chrome grill of the 54 leads the way, with the bumper almost scraping the ground underneath it. The chrome is all new, as is the window glass, trim, and moldings. Custom touches include billet hardware with hidden latches instead of chains for the tailgate, and a fabricated panel to fill the gap between the bed and the bumper quite nicely. A tasteful painted pinstripe surrounds the Chevrolet embossed in the tailgate, and under that tailgate is a custom fabricated, stainless-steel, exhaust tip that blends with rear bumper perfectly. In the bed you will not only find superbly finished wood, but also a slick flip up gas door. If the outside of this truck took your breath away, take a couple deep ones before you take a look at what has been created inside in top grain leather and ostrich. Just opening the door will make you pause. The custom door panel treatment is quite a work of art with the shape of the ostrich insert mimicking the armrest. Ostrich inserts accent the leather seats too, and are matched by the color of the pinstriping on the custom center console. Billet is everywhere in this interior. It is Immediately obvious in the leather wrapped billet steering wheel, but is also evident in the pedal assembly, the overhead push button start, and the shifter. Dakota digital gauges grace the body colored dash panel in front of the driver. The ventilation controls reside in the center just under the Pioneer infotainment system, with Rockford Fosgate speakers front and rear completing an outstanding sound system. Now, pop the hood. Before you even take in all the details on the motor, you may notice that perfectly smooth, shaved firewall. There isnt a hole to be found in it and it shines as brightly as the rest of the trucks paint. A/C and heater hoses dive quickly through the fender well and run behind the firewall into the cabin to keep the look clean. Everything is polished on this engine with the ribbed air filter housing and valve covers featuring body color paint between the ribs. The Edelbrock carb and intake feeds a 350 V8 that exhales through shorty headers and Flowmaster mufflers out to that awesome exhaust tip. A March billet accessory frame mounts the chrome alternator and A/C compressor, and an aluminum radiator keeps everything running cool. Up front, a coil over suspension system with rack and pinion steering and big disc brakes make this truck drive like a dream. Power flows back through an automatic transmission, also painted to match the engine and body, to a leaf spring rear end also equipped with disc brakes. This truck is a showcase of creativity and first-class craftsmanship from top to bottom, and end to end. It could not easily be duplicated. But it could easily be yours. Call or come down to check it out, and ask about the nice collection of build photos that will be included with it.
Call for Price1948 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Dark-red
- Engine
- N/A
- Miles
- 82,295
1948 Chevrolet Thriftmaster 5 Window Pickup. A beautiful Burgundy metallic finish, looks great with the light grey interior, featuring a bench seat with fold down center arm rest. For power this truck relies on a small block Chevrolet with an automatic transmission and a 10 bolt GM rear end.Power steering and brakes make it easier to steer and stop. All the chrome work is very well done. A Nova front suspension assembly has been grafted onto the factory frame. The rolling stock is made up of a set of Boyds wheels and radial tires. This is one low slung, smooth riding, good driving pickup! Shown by Appointment only. Please call to schedule your appointment today
$47,9001954 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Red
- Engine
- 235-i6
- Miles
- 8,228
Frame Off Restored 3100 Pickup 235 I6 3 Speed /// If youre in the market for a truck that manages to be unique without a mile-long list of modifications, give this 1954 Chevrolet 3100 a closer look. The beneficiary of an exhaustive frame-off restoration, every piece of this this truck is as good or better than new. The body panels were taken down to bare metal and massaged to perfection before being sprayed with a glossy coat of Lipstick Red. The paint is smooth and even without a bad side to be found. Black running boards and oak bed sides accent the color well. All chrome has either been replated or replaced entirely. All glass is show worthy. Underneath the hood, a 235 cid inline six provides plenty of motivation for work or play. The bay has been restored to factory specs with an oil bath air cleaner, single Rochester carburetor and correct cast iron exhaust manifold. The original 6-volt electrical system has been updated to handle 12 volts. Behind that inline six is a 3-speed manual transmission with a brand new clutch. From there, power is fed to a rebuilt 10-bolt rear end that sends power to a set of painted steel wheels wrapped in white wall tires. Suspension and braking remains stock with leaf springs and drum brakes at all four corners. Between the doors a simple fully restored interior shows well and carries the vintage theme of the exterior. A black vinyl bench seat offers a view of the Lipstick Red steel dash that houses original instrumentation behind the steering wheel. The use of black is carried to the upper half of the door panels, headliner and rubber mat that protects the floor. Whether youre racking up trophies at shows or just spending a Saturday night out on the town, this Chevy is guaranteed to be the center of attention wherever you go. Call, click or visit www.RKMotors.com for m ore information.
$124,9001952 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Silver
- Engine
- 383-v8
- Miles
- 3,523
Ground Up Built 3100 Pickup Truck Restomod EFI 383 V8 700R4 Auto A/C TCI Chassis /// Wrapping tasteful aesthetics around a fresh TCI chassis, a fuel-injected stroker motor and a trusty 700R4, this all-American Chevy is a great driver that mixes hot performance with proven style! Fully sorted and ready to roll, this sophisticated 3100 is the beneficiary of a 3-year, frame-off restoration thats logged roughly 3,000 miles since its 2016 completion. Under the trucks sophisticated Charcoal and Metallic Silver 2-stage, a fully stripped fuselage incorporates solid replacement panels that, for the most part, were sourced from LMC Truck. And that metals combination of excellent reflections and Kansas-flat surfaces suggest many labor-intensive hours were spent exacting top-notch finish work. Pop the hood and youll find 383 cubic inches of GM Performance Parts ZZ383 thats been polished, rebuilt and fitted with FAST EZ-EFI 2.0 fuel injection. Behind that mill, a tweaked 700R4 4-speed spins a Ford 9-inch axle thats stuffed with a posi-traction differential and big, 3.73 gears. That drivetrain pushes a choice Total Cost Involved chassis, which finishes a trusty Mustang II front-clip with an upgraded sway bar, coil-over-shocks, 2-inch drop spindles and power rack-and-pinion steering. Stops are provided by an 8-inch brake booster, which charges stainless lines to clamp four calipers around 11-inch, vented discs. And at the corners of the floor, custom-ordered Artilleries, sourced from The Wheel Smith, spin 215/65R17 Falken Ziex in front of 255/55R18 Falken Ziex tires. Pop the doors and a red leather bench ups the style quotient. In front of that seat, a stylish dash hides reliable Painless Wiring behind color-matched Classic Instruments telemetry. Vintage Air SureFit air conditioning hides in the glovebox. And the driver feels the road through a polished and half-wrapped steering wheel that laps a polished and tilting column. With handsome looks, a long list of amenities and muscle car performance, this Chevy truly is a no-compromises classic. Call, click or visit www.RKMotors.com for more information!
$32,9951950 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 400-v8
- Miles
- N/A
This 1950 Chevrolet 3100 pickup offers iconic looks with all the upgrades you want including bright paint, a beautiful real oak wood bed, restored interior, and a powerful V8. Chevys Advance Design pickups are one of the most desirable classic trucks around. They took the time to give them some of the coolest curves of post-war America, and so they have earned iconic status. But its more than just history that attracts you to this one. The red paint has the gloss and shine from a professional respray later in life, and as a true classic American, it has terrific bright work. You can tell there was a proper investment in the bumpers, mirrors, bezels, badging, and that five-bar grille that looks like an Art Deco skyscraper. The shine is enhanced further with a sporty set of Rally wheels. But what youll probably love the most is the truck bed. After all, someone took the time during the restoration to give it fantastic oak lumber. Inside is more evidence of a proper restoration. This still retains the classic old-school look with the artful dash and air cabin, but there are also some terrific subtle upgrades. For example, the bench seat feels fresh and now has comfortable cloth inserts for where you sit. Youve been upgraded to a grippy three-spoke steering wheel on a tilt column, and beyond that are a full set of dolphin gauges that fit into the classic openings. When you lift the hood, there are more signs of the right investments. The upgraded V8 looks great in the tidy and fresh engine bay. The 400 cubic-inch V8 is not only the largest small block Chevy put into production, but it has also been upgraded with performance goodies like a Holley four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock intake, and long tube headers that feed a rumbling dual exhaust. More than just performance, this V8 features the right supporting components, like the upgraded pulleys and an aluminum radiator w/electric fan. Plus, this classic pickup is a fine cruiser with power steering, an independent front suspension, and power brakes. A great-looking and powerful Chevy 3100 thats been restored correctly is always in demand. So dont miss your chance. Call now!
$34,9951950 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 305-v8
- Miles
- 1,570
A 1950 Chevrolet 3100 with the desirable 5-window cab is always a great classic. But when it also has been upgraded with V8 power, a better suspension, and more comfort, this classic pickup becomes a true all-around cruiser. This one gets the iconic look right with a bright chrome bumper, and an even brighter art deco grille leading the way. Its a true classic with the complete trim, stepside truck bed, and glossy real wood lining that bed. Plus, collectors know the value in having the extra glass of a 5-window cab. But more than just a true classic, theres also plenty of hints at a custom attitude with the flush roll pan, wide dual exhaust tips, and bright Ridler alloys with a nice 17/18-inch front/rear stagger for a sporty stance. Inside the tasteful tan goes nicely against the exteriors creamy white. They took their time to give this a unique interior with everything from a nice pattern on the bench seats to a custom Chevy bow tie embossed in each door panel. Some upgrades a subtle, like the plush carpeting or electronic windshield wipers. Other are more noticeable like the AM/FM/CD stereo with aux input for your iPod. But all of these additions go to making this a truck that feels like a nice place to spend so time. You even get a grippy later-model Chevy truck wheel on a tilt column. And this gives you a great view of the full Dolphin gauge cluster. The engine bay is filled with small block power. Chevy was a long way from offering a V8 trucks in 1950, but the benefit of a full custom means this very worthwhile upgrade. The 305 cubic-inch V8 looks nice with the flame-etched valve covers, bold block, and bright air topper. It has been enhanced with an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor and Edelbrock Performer EPS intake. This not only adds power, but also contributes to the sweet sounds of the dual exhaust. This is built to enjoy on the road, and so it has a three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, and power brakes with discs up front. In fact, there are some nice upgrades you dont find on many custom trucks. For example, the aluminum radiator helps keep this running cool in all conditions. Plus, the suspension has car-like features such a thick front sway bar and a triangulated four-link rear, which provides you with a far smoother ride than most 50s pickups. This is a thoughtfully build custom that still knows how to show off its classic attitude. That makes it a great total package thats ready to run right now. Call soon!
$42,9951952 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 235-ci-6-cylinder-blue-flame
- Miles
- 5,517
This 1952 Chevrolet 3100 pickup is for the person who wants the ultimate time machine. It was restored to a clean 50s appearance so that you can appreciate every detail and really love the old-school style. It will be hard to find a pickup that looks this nice and so authentically vintage. The way the panels fit on this pickup, let you know someone took the time in restoration to erase its workman past without erasing its historic appearance. The light blue has a great classic vibe, and the quality application has all the luster to give you plenty of nostalgia. When the paint looks this good, only the best brightwork will do. Thats why the bumpers, bezels, badging, and hubcaps shine like mirrors. While youre looking at the wheels, you know you love the look of color-matched steelies with wide whitewalls. Not only does that white look great against the blue, but its also matched on the subtle pinstripe surrounding the cab. More thoughtful details are revealed when you look at the truck bed. The fresh and bright lumber really adds to this trucks overall cheery personality. The interior is still working-class all the way, but thats all part of the vintage truck appeal. The exterior blue returns and now its joined by a tasteful gray. The vinyl bench seat shows virtually no wear, and the same can be said for the door panels and rubber flooring. Pickups from the 1950s didnt come adorned with a long feature list, and that actually adds to this 3100s charm. In fact, the AM radio would instantly make this an upper-class pickup in the 50s. This is part of an era where its heater was a valued option because it gave you a chance to warm up on your way home from working the day in the outdoors. Those are the kinds of things you think about from this trucks big airy and open cabin. You get to connect to a bygone era every time you grab the three-spoke steering wheel and gaze at the large original gauge package. The 235 cubic-inch inline six continues this trucks attractively honest presentation. In fact, we know youll love showing off all the details, from the long blue valve cover to the classic wiring looms. While this is not an all-out speed machine, the column-shifted three-speed manual transmission ensures you are in complete control of the powerband. Besides, you dont buy a truck like this for all-out performance. Sure, a small block fits easily in the engine bay, but your largest enjoyment is watching others see you ride around town in this alluring package. And right now you get to do that with an intoxicating rhythmic chug that comes from true vintage truck motoring. If you appreciate rolling history, then you how special this truck is. Dont miss you chance, call today!
$25,9951950 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 305-v8
- Miles
- 99
This 1950 Chevrolet 3100 pickup has all the right looks for a cool vintage truck that fits into any modern event. The custom paint, V8 upgrade, and custom interior give such an enviable appearance that you might not want to tell everyone the affordable price you paid for it. Its hard not to get drawn in by an interesting pickup like this one. Refinished in a glossy and slick black, it gives this nearly 70-year-old classic a serious dose of modern attitude. Plus, those black alloys add to this well-coordinated and upgraded appearance. But even beyond the custom touches, the Advance Design trucks have an appeal because theyre an enduring icon. They were the first new-style post-war pickups to hit the market. With car-like hood and fenders, they have an instant attraction that comes from spending real time in GMs legendary design studio. Thats why you know that five-bar grille could only come from an artist. Plus, youll also love the details like the real wood in the truck bed, step plates on the running boards, and bright chrome bumpers. More custom work is evident the moment you open the door. The timelessly appealing black and tan two-tone is expertly integrated across the interior. The best place to really understand this level of detail is on the bench seat where the smooth black is surrounded by a cool tan tuck-n-roll insert where you sit. This theme is continued on the carpeting, door panels, and even flowing across the dash for a clean and uniform appearance that youll be proud to show off. There are nice classic elements like the large three-spoke steering wheel and big round gauges. And those are joined by nice upgrade like a tall Lokar shifter, AM/FM/cassette stereo, provisions for auxiliary gauges, and dual power outlets (something very hand when you really drive your classics.) Speaking of driving your classics, the 305 cubic-inch V8 upgrade will really make you want to hit the road. It even inhales deeply with a four-barrel carburetor and exhales with a sweet sound out of the dual exhaust. But more than just a nice power upgrade, youll also appreciate the way the upgraded motor looks. With a bright flame-etched air topper, bold orange block, and detailed valve coves that match them both, this is a very distinct package in the glossy black engine bay. When you get this one out on the road, the three-speed automatic transmission, modern tires, and front disc brakes come together to deliver a nice upgraded feeling to the classic driving experience. Affordable, interesting, and iconic we know how much you want this Chevy. But youre not the only one, so hurry up to grab this deal. Call now!
$52,9951955 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 355-v8
- Miles
- 53
If you were to spare no expense building your dream custom vintage truck, it would turn out like this 1955 Chevrolet 3100 restomod pickup. With an amazing paintwork, a luxurious A/C interior, a show-worthy powerful V8 under the hood, and so much more, you get the best of everything. You could get black from the factory in 55, but no one was doing a cool modern satin finish like this. And with less than 55 miles on the build, it looks fantastic. Its the perfect way to announce the performance and custom attitude this truck brings to the streets. The unique way the light dances off of the new-for-1955 style really brings a fresh dimension to the sheet metal. This paint also makes a wonderful contrast to all the high-polish pieces like the bumpers, grille, badges, bezels, handles, and even in-between the slats for the real wood truck bed. Take some time to look at the details, like how the red Chevy logo up front nicely matches the lettering on the side badges. And yes, this has the sought-after big wraparound rear glass. They also took their time to blend in the performance upgrades. After all, Chevys Task Force pickups have a forward leaning cab that just begs for a custom aggressive setup that has been highlight even further in this one. Those of 20-inch American Racing Torq Thrust wheels have the perfect mixture of matte and shine, just like the rest of this pickup. If you liked the hint of red on the outside, then youre going to love opening the door. The bench seat is covered in supple red leather, and it has individual bolstering for greater comfort. Plus, it has all the right luxury amenities like modern R134a air conditioning, full carpeting, and a retro style AM/FM stereo w/digital tuner. The best treats are reserved for the driver. You get a tall hot rod style gearshift. Plus, theres a grippy black and chrome steering wheel mounted on a tilt column. Beyond that is a full Equus backlit gauge package that keeps you fully informed on whats going on under the hood. Just like the exterior, the engine bay seems to have mastered the right balance of satin and polish. In fact, we wouldnt be surprised if this clean and tidy presentation could win you awards all on its own. But more than a looker, this is also a terrific power package. Its a 355 cubic-inch V8 that has been enhanced and fortified with aluminum heads, Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock hi-rise intake, fabricated aluminum valve covers, upgraded pulleys, and headers that feed a set of growling side pipes. This connects to a TH350 three-speed automatic transmission that feeds a stout Ford 9-inch rear end. As you look at the undercarriage photos, youre going to see all the best suspension upgrades, including a Mustang II front end, tubular control arms, and a four-link rear. Plus, behind each wheel are adjustable coilovers and disc brakes. More than just a performer, this was an all-around thought build. For example, the rear end has highway-friendly gears, and theres a Champion aluminum radiator w/electric fans so you the truck stays cool even if youre in traffic with the A/C pumping. With so few miles and so many cool upgrades this is a true attention-grabber. So if youre quick enough to grab it, your dream machine can be a reality. Call now!
$21,9951959 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 283-v8
- Miles
- 91,757
This bright 1959 Chevrolet Apache 3100 pickup has obviously received all the right time and attention. It has a well-coordinated color package, some nice upgrades, and ton of vintage charm. And when you know how distinct an Apache is, you also know this is a great truck offered at a great price. Bright yellow and even brighter chrome...thats truly a bold way to make a lasting first impression. But also take some time to appreciate the details of this one. For example, the reason why a bold modern color looks so good on this pickup is because it has some timeless curves. The Apache line of Task Force trucks were only around for a few years, but they were unmistakably Chevys. It had the quad headlight design that we saw on the late 50s sedans. Plus, up-market trucks got plenty of car-like chrome, too. We see that especially well today thanks to new bumpers, headlight bezels, and grille. The upgrade to iconic Rally wheels with yellow bow ties in the center really unite this yellow and shine package. Plus, you might notice plenty of tasteful black accenting. Its on everything from the badging background, to the CHEVROLET lettering on the tailgate, to the metal slates in the real-wood truck bed. Inside the yellow and black continues. Not only do you see it on the custom door panels, but it looks terrific as the glossy black steering wheel and classic gauges pop against the bright yellow dash. Plus, this classic pickup has some nice comfort upgrades like the tan bench seat and AM/FM/cassette stereo. Under the hood is more great color coordination with the yellow block and intake radiating from within the black engine bay. Plus, just like the exterior, theres some nice shine with the bright air topper and matching valve covers. More than just look good, this is a durable 283 cubic-inch V8 that has some nice improvements like an alternator and new dual exhaust. Out on the road, the four-speed manual transmission has the kind of low gearing to give this truck plenty of torque from the start, and the modern Kelly tires are good for both improved ride and grip. This is the rare Apache that looks good and is priced right. So this is the attention-grabbing classic that will be moving out of our showroom fast. Dont miss your chance, call today!
$24,9951953 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- N/A
- Engine
- 350-v8
- Miles
- 59,942
Advanced Design Chevy trucks seem to be one of the hottest vintage pickups going because they combine an upright tough appearance with some of the sleek lines that make other GM products iconic in the 50s. So were always excited to have a 1953 Chevrolet 3100 5-window truck like this one that perfectly blends old style with new amenities like the A/C interior. The two-piece windshield, big rounded fenders, and sought-after five-window cab are all great classic elements. But the bright yellow paint also signals this is more than a just a vintage machine. It has been nicely customized in areas like the painted grille and de-chromed hood that purposely give this one a more modern appearance. Its not to say that this one doesnt have nice bright work, but without out a shiny overload, you get to appreciate the elements like wraparound bumpers and racing style wheels much more. Plus, the full diamond plate bed with matching tool box is the coolest way to upgrade the shine on this truck while still reminding us all its tough enough for weekend chores. Inside is some vintage charm with plenty of nice upgrades. The exterior yellow returns on the door tops and dash, and now its joined by a deep black for plenty of distinction. Nicely-bolstered bucket seats, carpeting, and an AM/FM/CD stereo w/aux input are all huge upgrades over what was available in 53. You even have modern R134a air conditioning blowing nice and cold. Plus, with the Camaro-style NK4 steering wheel, large speedo & tach, and full auxiliary gauge package, this is very much a drivers machine. Open the hood to see what we all want a stout 350 Chevy small block. Its instantly apparent money was recently invested here with such tidy belts, wires, and hoses. More than just look good, it has all the right go-fast goodies like an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock Performer intake, and double-hump heads. The long tube headers add even more power as they also contribute to the rumbling dual exhaust. Plus, with a three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, and front disc brakes, its easy to bring all this power to the streets. Heres that ideal pickup that nicely blends old and new style into one custom build. And you get to enjoy it all from A/C comfort. So dont let this deal slip away, call today!
$15,0001953 Chevrolet 3100
- Color
- Black
- Engine
- 6-cylinder
- Miles
- 103,669
53 Chevy in good shape. New bed, good doors, 6 cylinder motor that runs, rear view mirrors, 6 volt battery. Even got an S 10 frame, 6.0 ls motor and transmission to go with it. Selling because I got to many projects.
