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This big boy is mostly original, except for the addition of air conditioning to improve its year 'round usability. These 1950's trucks, when left mostly original, are really coming into their own in the market, and they don't stay here for long! With those wide curves around the front and rear fenders, these oldies have much more personality and uniqueness compared to trucks today. Under the hood is a 216 CID Inline 6, which is paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Inside, you will notice it has been kept as original as possible (except for the dash vents for the A/C, of course). The bench seat has been covered with a dark red vinyl, and the headliner and door panels have been replaced over time, not just to...

Introducing a classic piece of American automotive history: the 1955 Chevrolet 3200. This timeless truck is presented in a striking green exterior that captures the essence of mid-century style and charm. The vibrant color is complemented by a tasteful black and tan interior, offering a sophisticated yet nostalgic driving experience. Under the hood, this 1955 Chevrolet 3200 is powered by a robust 327 CID V8 engine, delivering the kind of performance that enthusiasts crave. Paired with a Turbo 350 automatic transmission, this truck ensures a smooth and responsive drive, making it a joy to take on the road. The interior features seatbelts,...

Nothing screams freedom, like a Liberty Red 50s Chevy tuck! This car has been well taken care of, with receipts to prove it, covering basic maintenance including: A brake flush, full brake job, rebuilding the carburetor, and exhaust work. Powered by a 350 cubic inch small block Chevy V8, it cruises down the road with ease. With minor power adders like a Weiand intake manifold, full dual exhaust, and Edelbrock carburetor, it has plenty of pep in its step. It's backed by your classic Chevrolet 350 turbo 3-speed automatic transmission, which shifts with ease. The car handles and stops, as well as it accelerates, with front disc power brakes and power steering. The exterior is what you'd expect from a classic Chevy pick-up. It's nice enough to show, but can also tote all your landscaping supplies just picked up from the local hardware store. This 58' Chevy Apache truck for sale has a stepside bed, which adds function to form. Lined with a wood bed, the shear class and beauty grabs your attention every time you walk by it. The Liberty Red paint job is unique. It's a very sultry and sexy shade of red, with just a slight touch of...

Replacing the Advance Design series, the 'Task Force' aka Apache debuted in 1955 and ran through 1959. These highly sought-after trucks are highly collectible today and the 58 Fleetside is arguably the most handsome version you could get. With dual headlights the front end is reminiscent of the swanky Impala of the same year and the Fleetside bed gives the truck a much sleeker look than any of its competition. If the stylish lines don't get enough attention for you then the bright yellow paint job and color matched bed cover definitely will! The interior is finished in tan and the bench seat is perfectly accommodating. Under the hood is a strong Chevy small block V8 with just the right amount of rumble and is paired to a smooth shifting automatic transmission. This truck will get up and go! If you're looking for an eye catching pickup to cruise to the show,...

The Apache was a light-duty pickup that was manufactured by General Motors from 1958-1961. By 1960 General Motors was succeeding in expanding its traditional truck market with pickups that were not only pieces of art but were being built with a lower stance and a smoother more comfortable ride. The wide cab design and increased windshield visibility were an instantaneous hit with potential buyers. The Chevy pickups of the early sixties have become very desirable in the classic truck market. Especially the Apache with its distinctive 'eyebrow' front end. This 1961 Chevrolet Apache pickup is painted in royal blue. A set of beefy Cragar alloy wheels, spray-in...