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The current owner won this car in a Monster Energy contest and is ready to allow someone else add it to their collection. The owner claims that Monster energy had 'Kelly Graval' paint this car to match the Khaotic Monster Energy Juice can, orange with graffiti, paint splatters, and butterflies. Adding to the curb appeal is offset 18' custom wheels with deep dish 18' in the rear that tuck nicely into a mini tubbed body, black bumpers, black mirrors, Corvette brake calipers, black grille, the stance is accomplished with coil over shocks, frame connectors, and tubular upper control arms. Peering into the interior one should notice the black vinyl bucket seats, black carpeting, AM/FM/CD player, custom steering wheel, tilt steering, seat belts, aftermarket gauges, and air conditioning. Powering this beast is believed to be a 350 CID V8 engine mated to a turbo 400 3-speed automatic transmission and pushing the power through a Ford 9' rear end. Under the hood sports a March pully system, oversized aluminum radiator, headers, an Edelbrock carburetor, aluminum Edelbrock...

This Gorgeous Machine is a matching numbers car with Air Conditioning! Sitting on new tires and brakes, its ready to hit the road! the 327 V8 runs smooth with the 4 Speed Automatic Transmission, Also has the hard top and soft top is an wonderful condition.

This one wont last!

Chevrolet took their brand and image to new heights in the mid 1950's with the debut of the 1955 Chevy line up. The top-of-the-line Bel Air, 210, 150 and Nomad wagon were an immediate success and for the 3 years that mark the 'Tri-Five' Chevys an automotive and cultural phenomenon was born! Not only were the Tri-Five Chevys a success in styling, capitulating the GM everyman brand into the space age, but these were the first cars Chevy ever offered with a V-8 engine. The popularity on the Tri-Five Chevy is still soaring over 60 years later.

Our featured Chevy is a 150 model and has all the charm and nostalgia you would expect from a mid-century masterpiece but with many upgrades. The 150 is finished is a beautiful contrasting lipstick red and snow-white paint that shows with brilliant luster and complimented by a black vinyl interior. The vehicle is powered by...

Under the hood is a period correct (and believed to be original) 216. 5 cubic inch inline 6-cylinder engine paired to a 3-speed column-shifted manual transmission. The 6v electrical system was upgraded to a 12v system and the appropriate wiring changes were made to make for a much more reliably starting truck. The vehicle was recently repainted and looks fantastic cruising down the road. The interior has also had an overhaul and was made safer thanks to the addition of seat belts.

The white-wall tires complete the look of this classy pickup. Being a 5-window makes this a much more desirable pickup than your average '51 chevy truck. Coupled with the originality and this truck definitely stands out as something special. The engine starts up easy thanks to...

With its rebuilt 327 V8 engine, Vintage Air conditioning and power steering this is one smooth ride. Well restored and ready to hit...