Post pics of your 47-59 Chevy trucks!

[Kid]

nice rides guys, heres mine.

[joemacho]

these 58- 59 are not mine belongs to somebody else but i think they should be posted up here anyways but the 59 apache in fornt of house is mine hope fully i can get started on a build project soon.

[joemacho]

ok mine didnt show up here it is

[Rochlow]

That is a bad truck...

Originally Posted by Kid

nice rides guys, heres mine.

[4dranch]

Originally Posted by Kid

nice rides guys, heres mine.

Kid,
A very clean and classy truck.

[stan3018]

here is my girl...

[smittster]

This is my 1950 GMC 100. 85 corvette engine and corvette front and rear suspension

[Dirtygrunt]

Wow alot of nice trucks, here are a couple of mine

[56 3100]

will throw mine in as well . have not done much to it yet other than 88-96 chev truck seat and took a few leaves out of springs.

[sgtusmc]

Here's a pic of my buddy's 54. He's an old-tymer who lives down the street. It has a 53 grill, Buick 400, F@rd 9. It has a lot of small inperfections that I'm try'n to help him out with. He's had 2 strokes and can't really do to much anymore.

[sgtusmc]

I was given the go-ahead to bid on this '48 on ebay. I almost won it too. I was only out bid by 39K. It ended with 20 bidders, price tag at $40,100.00 and the reserve was not met.

[slimneverdies]

Not to be mean, but you like that ^^^^. Not my style, even for a custom.

[sgtusmc]

Originally Posted by slimneverdies

Not to be mean, but you like that ^^^^. Not my style, even for a custom.

I don't know slim. I didn't like it when I first seen it. But, after looking at all the mods done I kinda do. I'm sure we'll see it on the cover of some mag someday. I'd love to own it, but there's no way in hell I'd pay 40K plus for it. Nor would I ever try to copy it, I can't imagine the thousands & thousands of hours it would take me to even come close to making that thing (not that I have those fab skills). So yeah guys, to each there own. I took no offence to what was said. If I remember the add correctly they stated they changed/cut/stretched, every inch of metal on that truck. The one thing that was not touched was the rear lower cab area. So, I could see where Slim might not like the truck if they raped every inch of it.

Here's the Ebay details of the truck-
I am listing this gorgeous Pick-up for a friend. This is the most amazing Street Rod that I have seen in person ever. It began life as a 1948 Chevy Pickup. There is a small section behind the cab that wasn't customized. Thats it. Every other square inch of this vehicle was cut, streched, redesigned, and/or shortened. There is no other vehicle like it available for sale that I have seen. I know it wasn't his intention to sell it ever. This will be offered once. If it's not sold it will go to Barrett-Jackson in a few months.

The body has been chopped (6 inches) and the side windows raised to remove some of the bubble design of the roof. They have been completely reshaped and filled with power, tinted glass. The original V-Butt windshield has been replaced with a center cut of a curved 1978 Ford Pickup. The doors have been suicided and powered. The hood has months of bodywork to the inside and outside it has six inches out of it. The inside is as smooth as the top. The old headlights have been replaced with Mercedes-Benz lights. The bed was made by hand. Inside the bed is as gorgeous as the interior. There are wood floors in the cab and bed. The interior is all custom designed and all you see thats Yellow is Steel. The truck lays on the ground with the air out of the system. It has specially designed jacks that come with it to get it up if you blow a line. The bumpers have been recessed, this is a rarely seen mod. The pic of the inner fender showing the flames milled in is an example of the level of detail and thought put into this possible high-point show car. It comes with a transferrable NY registration.

It needs a set of wheels to set it off. This is a new build and has no miles on it. It has beed road tested and will need an alignment and some odds and ends.

I'm sure I will be adding more info as the auction progresses. The reserve is private and all bids to buy local will be considered.