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1954 Chevy Shop Truck

Kelle's 1954 Chevy Truck Blog #12: It's Done!

Kelle's 1954 Chevy pickup truck project is finished... for now, anyway! The final details were all tied up and it's been on the road for a couple weeks. Kelle loves it, and it's doing a great job of hauling our stuff around. We say it's finished "for now"... everyone knows these projects are never completely finished, but Kelle's going to drive this one around for a while before the next upgrades are considered. Come along for a cruise in the "3 on the tree" 6-cylinder race truck!

Kelle's truck when the project first started...

And how it looks now!

SOURCES

Classic Parts of America

Eastwood

Stovebolt.com

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at Monday, 27 September 2010 22:55by mikoto

that's a good and nice performance for an oldy car. HA HA HA. just kidding for the oldy term. are the oldsmobile auto parts are in good condition?

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at Thursday, 05 March 2009 19:15by djcalvados

hahhaha seems lots of FUN. The Oeste´s are the best on car-internet i think

5"Valve job?"
at Wednesday, 21 January 2009 23:24by BillJetter

Will you ever show the valve repair?

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at Friday, 04 April 2008 09:14by M Sloan

I too am working on an old Chevy truck. The 50 3/4 ton, purchased by my dad in 53, was handed down to me. It too is a farm truck with many years of hard work under its hood and not very pretty. I thought I was the only person who wants to just get it on the road with safety features and some convenience items. I have upgraded to disc brakes and a better steering gear, but everything I\\\'ve done can be reversed back to original condition. No high dollar show truck for me. Thanks

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at Friday, 28 March 2008 10:04by Kevin Johnston

I just found your restoration blog and have found it very informatiive . I am looking to purchase a 1954 Chevy and your high quality videos have answered a lot of the questions I have had.

I will go through the rest of the videos tonight.

Nice job

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at Tuesday, 25 March 2008 21:53by matdean

Always loved the early trucks. Yet another good video series. Please keep us updated with new videos on how its going. the straight 6's are under rated for DD and even cruising.

1"Add passenger side mirror"
at Tuesday, 25 March 2008 13:52by Darrell Harrod

May be worth adding a pass side mirror, in particular if its a work truck (also good safety factor)

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