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These early 70's Chevy trucks have taken flight with collectors in recent years and a truck like this is even hard to find. This 4-wheel-drive Shortbed, One Family Owned with low mileage of 39,203 Actual (according to the seller- not verified by Gateway Classic Cars) is an honest truck that was never modified other than the radio and tilt steering added. We love the red exterior paint with woodgrain accents on the tailgate that really give this beauty character. A tonneau cover for the Shortbed is a great aftermarket addition that will keep your belongings protected from the elements wherever you're heading in this Red Chevy. The 350 CID V8 under the hood fires into life with willingness and muscle while a 3-speed automatic transmission keeps the rear wheels turning and the front when in 4WD. The seller is claiming both engine and transmission are 'numbers matching'. Inside, you'll find a pleasingly original layout with factory style gauges and a vinyl/cloth bench seat that'll house as many people as can fit with seat belts. Classic 70's styling with...

Leading into the 1940's the world was just coming out of the great depression but America was about to wade into WWII. Chevrolet wanted to replace the dated Master design for their Pickup and put pen to paper and drafted up a new design. Using the Deluxe 'A' platform the AK series was born. The Chevrolet AK Series Pickup would run from 1941-1947. Regretfully they are rare because the U. S. Government shutdown civilian automotive construction in February of 1942 after Pearl Harbor and no American civilian cars were made again until 1946. So the AK series of trucks made for the public were only made for 3 model years. Here we have a '46 model Pickup, the first year back from the war, but this truck is far from original. The maroon and black paint is sharp. The black vinyl interior looks comfortable and is in good order and goes well with the exterior. The stance of this truck; she looks so good! The open slate on the side of the hood shows this truck means business. Under the hood is a new GM crate 350ci V8 backed by a New 700R4 overdrive automatic transmission, believed installed around 2 years...

This iconic vehicle comes in a sleek black exterior color, complemented by a stylish gray/black interior that adds to its timeless appeal. Under the hood, you'll find a 383 Stroker V8 engine that delivers impressive power and performance, making this truck a true force to be reckoned with on the road. Paired with a Tremec TKO 5 Speed manual transmission, this truck offers a smooth and engaging driving experience that's ideal for those who appreciate the thrill of being in control. The aluminum wheels and performance tires not only enhance the truck's appearance but also contribute to its exceptional handling and stability. Inside, you'll find a range of features designed to make your driving experience enjoyable and comfortable. The AM/FM radio and CD player provide entertainment options, while the power brakes and power steering ensure that you're always in control. The tilt steering wheel and seatbelts offer added convenience and safety, while the vinyl interior is both durable...

Powering this show stopper is a General Motors 350 Cubic Inch V8, this is and I think will always be one of the most produced engines on the planet, there is not a part that is unavailable and Restomods are still pumping out for this drivetrain like Niagara Falls flows water. Backing this fully chromed out V8 is a General Motors 700R4 that is hammering all this power to the ground via a Ford 9in rear end, another perfect pick for a classic restoration. This 1948 Chevrolet Pickup for sale is rocking a 3:73 gear in the rear and is not afraid to snap a neck if a speedy launch is needed. Rolling on a staggered stance chrome set of -Foose- wheels, being stopped via 4-wheel power disc brakes you can rest assured that although you are in a classic you have all the amenities of a modern truck. When the build was done, there was a thought and a question asked, how do we want to drive? Tall and Proud or low and slow, well you can have the best of both worlds as this 1948 Chevrolet for sale has full 4-wheel independent air-ride system and yes you are reading...

Chevrolet redesigned their half ton Pickup for 1937, in an effort to entice new buyers and convince them of value that pickups had for personal use. This redesign was such a hit, that it eventually became the longest running bodystyle of truck that Chevy ever had. Not only was the -37 Chevy truck a huge success as an original, but this Restomod -37 is sure to be a hit as well. This sweet build started with the original body metal, which was then painted a stunning silver on silver. Under the bed cover lies the icing on the cake: a bed with beautifully burled wood plank. The cab is stretched 12- and corner windows have been added. The front-end suspension is from a 1996 Corvette. Pushing that front end around corners is a 283 CID V8, paired...