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Leonardtown, Maryland
 

1953 Chevrolet 3100 1/2-Ton Pickup

Owned by

 

Dustin Bell
"DBell"
Bolter # 16531
Lake Mills, Wisconsin

  

01 December 2007
# 2143

From Dustin :

           This is the latest addition to my garage. It is a 1953 Chevrolet 3100.

           I purchased this truck from my Uncle who inherited it from his Father, the original owner. This truck has been on the same Wisconsin farm since it was new. It was a daily driver until sometime around 1968 (the year of the license plates that are still on the truck). It has been sitting in the barn waiting to be resurrected again -- until now!

           Engine compartment -- rear -- front

           I plan to get the old girl running pretty much as is for now, until I have the time and room to do a frame off restoration. I will be keeping the truck stock probably right down to the original paint color.

           Here are some more photos on My Garage ~~ Hot Rods and Car Culture.

           Great choice in trucks! That'll make a great boulevard cruiser. I always like to hear about folks like yourself who have rescued the ole family farm truck and that you're about to breath new life into a forgotten soul. Looks like it's got plenty of life left in it still. ~~ Mike "Burgandybolt" Allen, Stovebolt Welcome (Panel) Wagon

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