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1955 Pontiac Street Rod For Sale


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1955 Pontiac Chieftain, 2-Door Sedan (Model 860)

350ci Small Block Chevy V8

Rebuilt TH-350 3-speed automatic transmission c/w stage one shift kit, new torque converter and flywheel (approximately 1000 miles on rebuild).

17" x 8" American Racing Torque-Thrust II wheels

Tires = 215-60R17 (Front) / 255-50R17 (Rear)

Body modifications include:
- Frenched headlights, taillights and antenna
- Nosed hood
- Decked trunk lid
- New Paint (2 yrs old): Platinum Silver Metallic / Copper Red Mica

Other features:
- Edelbrock Performer Series aluminum intake manifold
- Rochester 4-barrel carburetor
- HEI ignition c/w MSD coil
- New ignition leads
- Desert Cooler four core radiator
- Electric fan
- Aluminum transmission fluid cooler.
- B&M floor shifter
- AM/FM/CD stereo with Ipod and auxiliary input (mounted in glove box) and power antenna.
- New cloth interior including seat covers, carpet, headliner and door skins.
- Electric wiper conversion
- Trunk mounted battery
- 2.5" dual exhaust
- New starter
- New shocks
- Manual steering and brakes
- Aluminum air cleaner, valve covers, wire loom, radiator overflow, transmission pan
- Tachometer and triple gauges (temp/oil/volt)
- Passed BC Air Care Inspection
- Passed BC Vehicle Mechanical Inspection
- Collector Plates
- Original 1955 Pontiac shop manual

Price: $15,900

Contact Link:   http://vancouver.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-1955-Pontiac-Street-Rod-Similar-to-1955-Chevy-W0QQAdIdZ296366695



 




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Thats one cool looking ride. love the colour combo.



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Sweet, looks solid, good price



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Thanks for the kind words. I hate to sell it, but I just bought a '56 Pontiac Sport Coupe for my next project and I only have a single car garage.

Cheers!

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As I said in the first thread - looks like great value

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gnipgnop wrote:

Thanks for the kind words. I hate to sell it, but I just bought a '56 Pontiac Sport Coupe for my next project and I only have a single car garage.

Cheers!


         beautiful car      love it    well priced



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I agree. If that car is half as good as it looks, someone can get into an old car for a great price.

Think how far that price takes you building one. Oh wait, you'll know soon with your next project car!

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gnipgnop wrote:

Thanks for the kind words. I hate to sell it, but I just bought a '56 Pontiac Sport Coupe for my next project and I only have a single car garage.

Cheers!


 Sweet looking !!  I will pass it on .. I can only fit one in my garage also :>(



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Very nice, beautiful car, all well done, price is very good - I have more than that in parts alone, interesting about your choice of tires:

"Tires = 215-60R17 (Front) / 255-50R17 (Rear)"

Mine are 205-60R15 (Front) / 255-70R15 (Rear) for added rake, eh?

If you don't mind my asking, what kit did you use to french the headlights and how did that all work out for you? Fitment issues? Access problems?

Thanks,

Dave



-- Edited by davelacourse on Sunday 26th of February 2012 05:20:10 PM

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Hi Dave,

The tires were a tight squeeze in the rear with only about a 1/2" between the rubber and the quarter panel and I also had to remove the rear shock to let the axle drop enough to get the tire on.  But when you find a full set of 17" Torq-Thrust II's with the rubber on Craigslist for $600, you find a way to make it work!  :)

I used the headlight frenching kit from Hagan.  It went in farily easy with just a bit of sheet metal trimming and welding.  Accessing the headlight and adjustment screws is not a problem as the chrome trim ring is only held in by sprung retaining clips and can be easily removed.  It's may not the best kit out there, but I was certainly happy with the results.

Cheers,

Mitch



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The '55 Pontiac has been sold. Now on to the next project... a 1956 Pontiac Pathfinder 2dr coupe.

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