1954 Chevy Truck, 3100

Chevrolet replaced its 216.5-inch in-line six-cylinder engine in 1954 with the 235.5-cubic-inch straight six. The new engine featured a 3 9/16th-inch cylinder bore and a 3 15/16th-inch stroke with a 7.5:1 compression ratio. The engine received its fuel through a single-barrel Rochester carburetor. The new engine developed 112 horsepower and 200 fott-pounds of torque to give it superior hauling over the 1953 models. Three transmission options were available: A three- or four-speed manual transmission or the Hydra-Matic automatic.

Chevy placed the 3100 models on a 112-inch wheelbase with a 191.3-inch overall length. The 3600 featured 125.5-inch wheelbase and measured 204 inches long. The big 3800 came on a 137-inch wheelbase and was 223.5 inches long. The cargo box came in three sizes: 78, 87 and 108 inches long. The width of all models was about 74 inches. The fuel tank carried 16 gallons. Half-ton models had a curb-to-curb turning radius of 41 feet, while the larger versions had a 50-foot turning radius.

Small dent on driver side door.

Truck needs to beblasted we have a guy here that can do it for $400 if buyer is interested

Small rust hole in floorpan on driverside

This truck does not needa lot of work. The truck is solidexcept the rust hole on the floor pan.

Recently rebuilt original stock motor. Truck runs and drives noproblems.