1955 Chevy Panel Truck, Yellow w/ Orange Flames & First-Class Condition

Make:	Chevrolet
Model:	Other Pickups
Type:	Panel Truck
Trim:	Panel Truck
Year:	1955
Mileage:	361,946
VIN:	H255L020237
Color:	Yellow
Engine:	Big Block GM V-8 454 Engine
Cylinders:	8
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Automatic
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Gray
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Sturgis, South Dakota, United States

Extras

Air Conditioning
CD Player, Leather Seats

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Description of 1955 Chevrolet Other Pickups Panel Truck

1955 Chevy Panel Truck CUSTOMHamsters USA
Custom Harley-Davidson motorcycle builder, Keith Terr, took time away from his busy Terry Components business to build one cool Pro Street '55 Chevy panel parts chaser. When it comes to high-performance aftermarket starter, carburetor, fuel-injection, and fuel-management systems for Harley-Davidson motorcycles, Terry is known as one of the leading authorities. He is also a member of the prestigious custom Harley-Davidson club, the Hamsters USA.

Narrowed 9-inch rear end with Richmond 4.11 gears
Cut coil and 2-inch Chrysler drop spindles in front for aggressive stance
Front suspension: Koni gas shocks
Koni air-adjustable shocks for controllable ride height and payload capabilities
Cadillac disc brakes
Front: 15x8-inch Weld Racing Pro Star aluminum wheels... P245/55R15 Goodyear tires
Rear: 15x14-inch Welds, 29x15.50x15-inch Mickey Thompsons
CUSTOM BUILT '75 Chevy 454 big-block shoehorned between the frame rails
Yellow engine block and cylinder heads match exterior paint
Round port cylinder heads massaged by Terry Components
Smoot, polished aluminum firewall
Black inner fenders
Brass radiator top tank
MSD Blaster ignition coil
Taylor 8mm ignition wires
2 1/2-inch diameter Hooker Headers
THROATY Two-chamber Flowmaster mufflers exhaust
Bucket seats
Chevy Bow Ties interior
Refurbished ORIGINAL gauges, knobs, and radio
Billet aluminum door handles and window cranks
ALL LEATHER INTERIOR!
Auto Sound head unit w/ 6 disc CD changer with amplifier
6-inch round speakers in door panels and 6x7-inch speakers in the rear

More to list, send us any questions you may have!
For every show the yellow '55 panel has attended, it has earned a place in the top three spots. Needless to say, the '55 Panel is definitely a distinctive hamster, and any hamster would be stoked to drive this too-cool panel.
Pleasefeel free to contact me with any questions.
Only SERIOUS Bidders! Vehicle is stored indoors.
Local pick up, or buyer is responsible for any and all shipping charges.
We can assist in helping shipper load.Item located at place of business.Pick-ups MUST be scheduled during hours of operation, Monday-Friday 7:00 AM-3:30 PM.
*****Terry's Component Sticker in NO LONGER on the side of the Truck, completely clean and yellow on both sides******
Article from Truck Trend.com April 1,2004
"Custom Harley-Davidson motorcycle builder, Keith Terry of Newbury, California, took time away from his busy Terry Components business to build one cool Pro Street '55 Chevy panel parts chaser. When it comes to high-performance aftermarket starter, carburetor, fuel-injection, and fuel-management systems for Harley-Davidson motorcycles, Terry is known as one of the leading authorities. He is also a member of the prestigious custom Harley-Davidson club, the Hamsters USA.Terry has been building custom motorcycles and hot rods for the past 30 years. His previous four-wheel customs include a '55 Chevy Bel Air and a '65Chevy Impala. His most recent effort is this gorgeous yellow '55 Chevy panel, which took one year to complete. The flawless '55 panel supports Terry Components' high-performance image.Terry started with a custom-built boxed frame C-notched to accept the narrowed Ford 9-inch rearend stuffed with Richmond 4.11 gears. To achieve its aggressive stance, Terry used cut coils and 2-inch Chrysler drop spindles up front and flipped the rearend atop the rear leaf springs. A pair of Koni gas shocks helps stabilize the front suspension, while a pair of Koni air-adjustable shocks controls the rear's ride height and payload capabilities. The Chrysler spindles were teamed up with Cadillac disc brakes, located on each corner for equal stopping ability. The front 15x8-inch Weld Racing Pro Star aluminum wheels were wrapped in P245/55R15 Goodyears, and the rear 15x14-inch Welds were consumed in massive 29x15.50x15-inch Mickey Thompsons.Lifting the hood exposes a healthy '75 Chevrolet 454ci big-block shoehorned between the framerails. The engine block and cylinder heads were coated in exterior-matching hamster yellow. The round port cylinder heads were massaged by Terry Components. The polished aluminum intake manifold supports four Weber 48mm IDF fine-tuned down-draft carburetors. You have to check out the wild black-flamed carburetor, velocity stacks, and black-flamed valve covers. A smooth, polished aluminum firewall, black inner fenders, and a brass radiator top tank add to the total underhood presentation. A covered MSD Blaster ignition coil delivers the initial spark to the MSD distributor which distributes the electrical pulse to each cylinder's spark plug through the yellow Taylor 8mm ignition wires, which ignite the air and gas mixture inside the engine's combustion chamber. The engine's spent gases are exhausted through the 2-1/2-inch outside diameter Hooker Headers, which flow into the two-chamber Flowmaster mufflers, developing that distinguished, throaty rumble.The hamster hauler was then transported over to Terry's buddy, Bill Carter in Chatsworth, California, where all of the body was hammered out, straightened, filled, block-sanded baby-butt smooth, then sprayed with PPG DP 50 primer. It was then ready to receive multiple coats of hamster yellow. After some color sanding to eliminate blemishes and orange peel, the orange ghost flames were laid out and sprayed. After one final inspection, the flames and base color coats were buried in multiple coats of clear.The timeless interior was done by Terry using early model bucket seats covered in soft gray leather. Massive Chevy Bow Ties were embossed in the leather inner side panels, and the headliner also received gray leather treatment. The dash was maintained with the refurbished original gauges, knobs, and radio. Billet aluminum door handles and window cranks were installed. The door panels were dressed up by adding a gray leather scuff pad at the bottom of each door, and the armrests were covered in gray leather with a matching custom-stitched stash pouch. The entertainment system was kept simple with an AutoSound head unit with a six-disc CD changer running through an equalizer and amp, into the two 6-inch round speakers located in the door panels and 6x7-inch in the rear.For every show the yellow '55 panel has attended, it has earned a place in the top three spots. Needless to say, Terry's '55 Panel is definitely a distinctive hamster, and any hamster would be stoked to drive this too-cool panel.We would like to thank Keith's brother Kent for allowing us the opportunity to use his picturesque location at his estate outside of Paso Robles, California, in the wine country. His property was located on top of a sizable knoll, with a 360-degree panoramic view of the valley's vineyards below. As we rolled up and drove through the automatic rod-iron gates, up the winding cobblestone driveway leading to the 5,000-square-foot multi-story house, we were in awe gazing at the rich green lawn covering the rolling landscape featuring colorful flower beds and planters located throughout the property. Kent's massive 6,000-square-foot six-bay garage Mahal was a definite hit with myself and the featured truck owners. Behind every industrial roll-up door was an individual room specifically designated as an engine shop, a machine shop, a motorcycle museum, a street-rod museum, an entertainment room, and a nostalgic dragster shop."