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This extra-fine example was featured in the 9/08 edition of Chevy Rumble magazine and appears as it did looks-wise. [some of us can't leave well-enough alone! ] Back in 2008 the body was treated to a stainless steel delete, smoothed hood, and painted bumpers - that just makes a statement! The Dupont Centari black acrylic paint is soo flat, straight, and deep! After 11-years of this publication - she can be featured yet again today! When you take a peek at the photos, you will see what we're talking about - this is show quality! The updates the new owner made were all about power and safety, as she is now powered by a rebuilt 454, bored. 30-over making it a 468cu in, rated @ 600-hp, with Edelbrock Victor Jr. aluminum intake, Holley 4-barrel, mated to a Tremec T56 6-speed manual transmission, with a rebuilt Ford 9' positraction with 3:55 gears. Did they stop there - heck no - she has a ConceptOne power assist steering box, AutoRad aluminum core/radiator/condenser unit, Wilwood 4-wheel disc brakes, and tubular upper control arms. The interior was updated with a 2-tone grey/black vinyl bench...

This customized '55 Chevy is definitely a show stopper and will turn heads at any car show or cruise. The first thing that anyone would notice on this vehicle is the amazing custom paint job. This 50's dream car is painted 04 Volkswagen Blue with custom Mystic Chameleon color changing flames. The flames on this vehicle change 22 different colors! This beautiful classic is more modern than one might think at first glance. Under the steel hood of this custom Chevy is a 5. 7 LT1 fuel injected V8 matted to 4L60 Automatic 4-Speed Transmission. This is the same powertrain setup you will find in many early to mid 90's Chevrolet Corvette's and Camaro's. This 1955 Chevy has a very clean, roll and pleated, Light Grey vinyl interior with a super legible Dakota Digital Dash that modernize the inside of the Chevy. This Chevy has a really aggressive stance on its polished aluminum American Racing Torque Thrust wheels which measure...

The Chevrolet 150 was introduced for the 1953 model year and was meant to meet the needs for buyers focused on fleet usage or affordability. Due to the focus on fleet sales, little marketing was done on the car to attract the average car buyer of the time. This Chevrolet 150 has a 350 cubic inch Chevrolet V8 powerplant mated to a Muncie 4 Speed manual transmission. This body style in combination with the swapped powerplant will be sure to give you the feel of what was experienced by hotrodders in the 1950s when they got their hands on these gorgeous cars off the lot. The Gray paint is said to be from the 1980s Cadillac range of colors, and the black interior paired with the exterior color make this car look super sleek while rolling down the road. A new exhaust, Holley carb. , and Craeger wheels have...

Step into the world of classic American muscle with this 1955 Chevrolet 150 Street Gasser. This iconic vehicle is presented in a timeless primer exterior adorned with hand painted lettering and pinstripes that complements its robust and rugged character. The interior is a sleek black, offering a stylish contrast to the exterior and adding to the overall appeal of this classic beauty. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 350 CID V8 engine, delivering a thrilling driving experience that's synonymous with the Chevrolet brand. This engine is paired with a T-10 4-Speed manual transmission, offering you full control over the vehicle's performance and allowing you to truly feel the power at your fingertips. This stunning 55 was built with mostly new parts and has many reciepts availiable for evaluation. This 1955 Chevrolet 150 Street Gasser isn't just about power and performance, though. It's also equipped...

This car is part of the well-known Tri-5 lineup. This 1955 Chevrolet 150 Post has been under the same ownership for the last 25 years and was the beneficiary of a restoration completed this year in 2019.

As part of the restoration a new interior, gas tank, alternator, brake lines, and brakes were installed. Few things are more legendary in American car culture than the tri-5 Chevys. This is your opportunity to jump into your very own black 1955 Chevrolet 150 Post. Powering this Chevrolet 150 Post is a rebuilt 350 V8 engine backed up by a 400 Turbo transmission. The body lines are timeless and the drivetrain is solid.