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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Would J Lo approve? Seems I like large rear ends, at least on my vehicles. I've recently added a 1953 Chevy 3100 to my garage.

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+1 And a few more pictures wouldn't hurt

POST 7Original post

I have always wanted a old truck like that....here in town every Friday night is a car show at the local Krogers. Several of the old pick ups show. Takes you back to a time when life was easy....or should I say less complicated. Nice Steve!

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I bought it almost 2 weeks ago, put it on a trailer and drove it about 320 miles back to Maine. It's a 1953 Chevy 3100(1/2 ton), straight 6, 216.5 cubic inch engine,3 speed on the tree,4.11:1 rear end and the best news... the engine, clutch, generator, starter and radiator were all rebuilt by the PO who owned it for 4 years. He bought it from a man in Nebraska who owned it for 35 years. Always wanted this stye/era pickup, could be Ford or Chevy. It is unreal how much attention this truck draws. Here are some more phone pics.

POST 12Original post

That's sweet! A friend of mine in college had a '46 Chevy truck. I always loved riding around in that thing.

POST 13Original post

Good thing you didn't buy it through Barrett Jackson or I'm sure it would've been 2-3x the price.

POST 15Original post

Absolutely gorgeous car Steve. My wife wants one for our next project car.

POST 17 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for all your replies on a non Porsche related topic.

POST 20 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Red is usually the fastest color, but not in this truck which claims an astonishing 85 hp in 1953.

POST 22Original post

Love the front end of your truck. I saw one very similar over the summer that had some chrome eyebrows added, not for everyone but thought it looked pretty cool. Enjoy and thank you for sharing the other photos

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