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This 3100 has been completely redone top to bottom front to back, which was completed in 2018. The black paint is just so well done,[applied in 2016], as is the shaved handles, welded hood, 1-piece windshield, makes the statement of shaved & smoothed! She rides on a powder coated Fatman Chassis, it's been lowered 2', front coil overs, rack and pinion, four-link rear end, and front disc brakes. Powered by a Knico Engines 400 CI small block, with Wolverine 292 Blue Racer cam and hydraulic lifters, mated to a 700R-4 automatic transmission with a Stage II street/strip 3000 stall converter, Ford 9' posi-tractioin rear end, with Protronics 456 gears. With the rumble she offers, music to some of us, thanks to the Flow Master 40-series 3' exhaust. They didn't stop there, as the interior is done with taste as well. From the same finish on the exterior, the dash looks like glass, with updated gauges, the chrome column with tilt wheel. Take a gaze at the bench seat and the...

This is a turn key, ready to go, show quality truck. It was a complete restoration that was just completed about 600 miles ago. Powered by a GM 355 small block Chevy with many upgrades, mated to a 700R automatic transmission with a Ford 9' rear and 370 gears, this truck is set up to be drivable. The current owner has had the truck for many years and bought it out of Texas. During the rebuild, documentation was kept and will be provided with the truck when purchased. The custom paint job on this truck flows perfectly with the bodylines and interior. Sprayed a gray metallic with flake, chrome trim, and a beautiful wooden bed, this truck is a work of art. When popping the hood you will notice how clean and organized the engine bay is, the firewall and inside fenders were painted to match the exterior as well. The valve covers and air cleaner are paired the same, it has a modern A/C system, power steering and brakes, and even an aluminum radiator. When jumping into the cab, you instantly notice its custom bucket seats that are red leather and gray suede. The door...

General Motors' first major redesign post-World War II, the Advance-Design series was billed as a bigger, stronger, and sleeker design in comparison to the earlier GM AK series. First available on Saturday June 28, 1947, these trucks were sold with various minor changes over the years until March 25, 1955, when the Task Force Series trucks replaced the Advance Design series. This 1949 Chevrolet 3100 5 Window is far from your average pickup and work truck with a custom chameleon paint job that was over $15,000 dollars. The paint on this truck has about 7 different looks depending on the angle and light that it is in. The exterior is complimented very nicely by the two-tone black and gray vinyl interior that is very plush and comfortable. The power plant for this custom beauty is a strong 327 CID V8 with a mild roller cam that is linked to a smooth shifting 350 Turbo automatic transmission. The styling for the Advance-Design trucks was the inspiration for both the Chevrolet SSR and the Chevrolet HHR which is proof that just was true classic and timeless design that is still inspiring new designs today. From 1947 until 1955, Chevrolet trucks were number one...

In this modern era, a time where more and more people drive a pickup as a primary vehicle, buyers are starting to look at classic trucks as a weekend option. Back when this '49 Chevy first hit the road, it's almost guaranteed that it was put to work and that alone is a testament to the fact it is still registered today. This Chevy 3100 for sale features an attention-grabbing Mint Green and Brown two-tone paintjob with Brown vinyl interior that has been reupholstered and restored. Everyone loves these classic trucks for their simplicity; an engine, steering wheel, bench seat and a truck bed was all you needed to tackle the demands of a hard day on the job. This '49 is powered by an upgraded unit than what it would have originally come with - a 350 CID V8 engine tied to a 3-speed Turbo 350 automatic transmission. No 'granny gears' or slow Inline 6's here- V8 power with modern features like power disc brakes (in the front), rack and pinion steering and an aluminum radiator with cooling fans make this 1949 Chevrolet 3100 for sale an altogether better experience for the classic...

While it looks bone stock on the outside, there are plenty of new and rebuilt parts lurking beneath the original exterior to make this truck a reliable cruiser. Under the hood, you'll find the ever reliable 216 cubic inch inline-6 that runs as smooth as the day it was built. With the help of a 3-speed '3-on-the-tree' transmission, this little truck scoots down the road with ease. The two-tone silver and gray paint scheme give this truck a truly classic feel and look. Original and untouched vehicles becoming increasingly harder to find, this 3100, or 1/2-ton truck is a true gem! This particular truck sports a spacious 6-foot bed, and since no vintage truck would be complete without a wood-lined bed, this cool Chevy is equipped with a yellow-pine floor with stainless steel hardware. With a durable finish covering the wood, you can throw a cooler and some lawn chairs back...