Just a couple of shots of the '64 chevy we wrapped up today. Pretty close to an all stock truck. 327 motor, 4spd trans, stock height, 6 hole rally wheels. Good looking truck and very functional for what it was originally designed to do. Going to a young women with growing family and hobby farm. We installed 4 sets of seat belts so she could put three car seats in!
Thats a good lookin truck there! Of course I'd put it down in the weeds, but I'm not a woman with three kids either!
looks good. i once had a guy that was gonna trade me his running 64 chevy truck for a project 52 chevy deluxe that I owned but then he backed out at the last minute
Very Nice. My 65 was that color when it left the factory, never thought I would like it, you proved me wrong. Got any side shot photos? Curious how the truck ralleys look on a stocker. What's the story on the step bumper lookin thingamajiggy?
nice looking truck. do you have before and after photos? you said she had a hobby farm,....is she planning on using the hobby truck to work her hobby farm? clean looking truck all the same. congrats.
She picked the color, I suggested some white on the cab, but she was pretty set on what she wanted. It really turned out nice, turned a lot of heads on the test drive, I'm glad she stuck to her guns. Oh the bumper was just a home made job that was on there. I straightend it, cleaned it up and painted it. Teh wheels look real nice, they were off an '86 Blazer, we made covers for the center caps for the front ones. here are some side shots
My first experience with owning an old car was having a '66 big window Custom Camper Special. Seeing yours makes me mis that ole truck.
I agree. I miss my '66 Chevy Big Back Window short-fleet also. I built the truck from scratch from 17 donor trucks. Then I watched it being loaded onto a trailer....sad.. Your truck really turned out nice!
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