Here are a few of the latest illustrations I’ve been tinkering with. How can we make a 1953/54 Chevy 3800 run with Chevy 4wd running gear, a Cummins 6.7 liter turbo diesel, and a few other minor adjustments? Yes, I am just dreaming. But what I am intrigued with this truck is, the 3800 is actually a 3/4-1 ton truck and was less popular than the 3100 half-ton sister truck. It is a bit bigger, taller and longer. It is also MUCH cheaper and can be found all over for about $500. Significantly cheaper than the 3100. I miss my Ford Excursion so this would be a nice replacement of that, very unique and a fun center of attention if we ever did it. Regardless, adding something like this to the fleet would be a blast.

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Driver side view of a proposed Ls3 engine swap.
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Chevy 3800 Panel Truck side View.
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Chevy 3800 back view.
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Front view.
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54 Chevy truck version.
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Driver side top down view. Imagine the color of yellow?
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Our 1954 Chevy Truck after being lifted and retrofitted with Dana 44 axles and gear from a 79 Chevy K5 Blazer.