Chevrolet has a history of making reliable workhorses in the earlier decades, and this particular vehicle from 1955 isn't any different. The classic truck has everything a capable vehicle would need, including several enhancements to modernize this car for its owners. It was the first truck to include the 'advanced design' aesthetic that grew in popularity post-WWII and features a wide body, a long cab that created more space for passengers, and ample cargo space. Here, we've got a 1955 Chevrolet 3100 custom up for sale, with some nice enhancements.

Exterior and Interior

The 'Advanced Design' aesthetic of this 1955 Chevrolet 3100 custom pickup truck takes the look and feel of its predecessors from the previous decades to create a completely fresh approach to the boxy, curvy design. With a silver exterior, this pickup truck also features a titanium silver custom aluminum bed floor that is great for loading and carrying cargo if it were fresh from the factory. The truck certainly appears to have been from a completely different era in automotive history and has aged well, surviving for more than half a century. 20" wheels help make the vehicle stand apart from the crowd. Minimal branding helps keep anyone who passes this vehicle guessing. Stepping inside, you'll find that the black interior is welcoming, cozy and in great condition. It has undergone extensive changes, and now has a custom interior that gives a modern refresh to the classic interior before. You'll even find modern amenities, including Dakota Digital gauges, a custom stereo, air conditioning, power windows, and more.

Engine

Of course, the interior would be meaningless without a good engine, which this 1955 Chevy pickup truck has. Strapped to the front is a 350ci V8 that has plenty of power to offer, which turns the wheels using its power, delivered through a 3-speed automatic transmission that gets the job done. As you enjoy the rumble and roar of a V8 set as the beating heart to this engine, rest assured that this 3100 Custom pickup also has decent stopping power thanks to the front disk brakes which have been drilled and include slotted rotors.