This 1955 Chevrolet pickup rouses within me a sentimental longing for the past . If it weren't for you, Scottie, many of us would not have the opportunity to see and enjoy the wide range of high quality vehicles that your videos afford us. Thank you, brother!

This is an absolutely BEAUTIFUL pickup truck! I love trucks and cars from the 50s and 60s.

I grew up with my Dad's 55 step sides. He had it forever. Very good equipment yet I have never been a fan of all numbers matching. I dont live in a museum..Lols..very detailed work,art really. Yea a master work of art, with many "sculpters"..thanx again Scottie..and to the guys who built it.

I really love how compared to today, back then the engine bay had much more space in it.

Cool..it is nice to see them stock every now and than...thanks for cking it out Brother!

That's a really sharp truck,anyone would be proud to have this truck.

Cool...you can buy one done cheaper than redoing one your self...the history of this truck is why the own was willing to spend the money...I don't know the market on 55 Chevy picks ups.....but my guess is around 20k....of course this one wins shows...so it won't be as documented as this one....but that should not matter to a 22yr old that is going to drive it....glad you enjoyed the video...I appreciate your support of my channel!!

A family friend had one of these beautiful trucks

That is a beautiful truck.

Sounds like a farm truck sure is nice piece hot rods are cool sentimental original has a whole different level of class speaking of respect to its original condition. Cool thanks bro

I agree...I like the street rods...but I am glad that not everyone does that...we need to remember what they looked like from the factory....thanks for cking it out Brother!

Wow what a beutiful truck it's 100% the best on the internet ,God bless the people that worked on this diamond.

I just wish vehicles still looked nice like this. I'm subscribig!

Thank you Brother!

Scottie, love that 55' Chevy, beautiful truck. Thanks to MBV for telling me about your channel. I look forward to your video every day , and they don't disappoint. My 95' Chevy should look that good, LMAO. Thanks for the great videos and take care brother.

My uncle used to own a 55 year model way back in 67 and that thing was fast and steady a great truck to own very durable manufactured in the old USA!

Thanks so much for the support...MBV gets it right every now and than...lol...more cool stuff coming your way!

very cool scottie!

Beautiful truck, excellent video

Cool..thanks for checking it out...and supporting my channel!!

Cool is Cool...and Trucks are cool that's for sure...thanks for cking it out!

The best looking pickup to come out of the 1950's. Like the stepside over the Cameo, looks ready for work.

Four window 55chevy, beautiful not like those that get restored with the wrap around rear window windows great job!

That's how they should all be done. I don't like when they chop um and do all this crazy crap destroying the few we still have here

I agree...they take the time to do it right...thanks for taking the time to check it out!

Thanks for checking it out!

Cool..glad you liked it!

Another great video man!!!! Great truck eh, unreal job!!!!

I miss my old '56 Chevy... Beautiful trucks...

I know I would...if I had it I would have Street Rodded it...but I'm glad not everyone does that to them...thanks for cking it out Brother!

Brother it's totally my pleasure to do it.....Nothing I would rather do...thanks so much for the support!

Absolutely stunning. Great, great job. I wish more old Chevy trucks were brought back to stock like this one, instead of bastardized chopped and dropped rat-rod ugliness.

Beautiful truck !.. 👌 Thanks

love the old trucks

They do very nice work.

Just like new...thanks for checking it out!

Thanks Brother!

Thank you!

Cool...thanks for the information!

Looking and listening to this truck is good for your soul.

Cool truck!

very Nice Scottie!

Thanks!

Got a kind of a mutt of a 1955 big window myself, nice paint and pretty on the outside but some different engine parts. Didn't know they were rare!!

Beautiful Truck.

I agree...thanks for cking it out!

I agree...thanks for taking the time to ck it out!

Oh my God that's gorgeous

Hell yeah!! Im in love 😍 what a beauty!!

lol..been awhile since I have heard that...I have done a couple the last one was posted 05/17/2012....but I did one when I installed the new rotors..and when I installed the carbon fiber mirror covers....ck them out when you have time

That is a thing of beauty

Many many many thumbs up 👍

what a beautiful color!!!!!!! I'm cry

Cool...but I would not hold my breath on that trade Brother..lol...thanks for cking it out!

Aerodynamics....they are all designed in the wind tunnel now

Thanks Brother...I thought it was a sweet ride

Nice one !!

My dad had a Series 2 1955 Pick Up, 235 straight 6, 4 speed Hydramatic, big window(I believe it was called a "camper special" for better visibility when a camper was installed in the bed). bought it in 1968(when I was 3) and sold after I burnt the cylinder head gasket in 1988 for $250. :(

Cool!

That is a beautiful truck. I have a 55 2nd series GMC big window and I have a foot start lever and wonder if the key start was an option?

Owned a nice '55 in 1967 and it wasn't quite this nice...beautiful job! I think mine had 265 cu in V8.

i like that truck its sweet

Damn, Damn, Damn,...............that's nice!

lol..thanks Brother!

another beauty!!

in 1955 was there an 8 cylinder variant, like a strait 8?

Hi, This is Grant with Cleveland Collision Center. We are doing a restoration identical to your 55' Chevy Truck. Where did you find the paint codes for the Gypsy Red and the India Ivory? We can't find it due to our paint station being for late model cars. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Grant

Cool

lol..that would be cool to Brother!

Did he say at 7:35 that Go Coast Restorations offers parts for these trucks? I googled it but couldn't find the place.

1955 was the first year for a V-8 in Chevy pickups it was a 265 cubic inch same size as their cars. Ford offered a V-8 in 1954 so Chevy needed one to compete with it. My 1957 Chevy pickup was the first year for their 283 cubic inch, the six had plenty of power as long as you did not need to tow heavy loads at highway speeds. Chevy had some of the best 6 & V-8's engines - power wise - offered back. I don't recall a straight 8 being offered by Chevy or Ford they were outdated by 1954 on up. Cheers

I have a 55, 3100 and it has a different hood than yours but I also have a 56, 3100 that is the same as this one. What determined the different hood style ? Or is it not the original hood that came with it. It has the two raised ribs.

Ok minor little detail that's been bothering me. Was the step in the door originally painted that light Marble Gray color or the darker Charcoal Grey that's used on this particular truck? I've seen it done both ways, but I'd expect it to be Marble Gray just because that'd be much easier to do it all one color on the assembly line. I'm working on a '56 Truck of my own and I'm wanted to know if anybody knows what it was originally.

Nice, my dad has one with a ls swap engine

I don't know...it's possible...I know the new School buses have white roofs..thanks for cking it out Brother

lo mas hermoso de todo esto es mostrar como hicieron desde cero la restauracion de la camioneta

Sure...

my god, that man shuts a hood like a fuckin pro!

You want me to find a Monza?...first I have heard of it..lol

It's been completely rebuilt..

Seems like someone did have a straight eight....I don't know for sure

lol..cool!!

what kind of material is on the rocker step I like it thanks

Back when you could work on cars, love the old stock vehicles!

Nice truck, I saw one is Jefferson, Ohio

Wow!! This is what my 22 year old daughter wants! Ha-can't wait to show this video to her- how much money was put into this restoration?? Oh and thanks, I'm subscribing!

i have the same truck but 1957 and i dont have spare parts where i can find it !!

Just wow

Well done Now I'm no expert but wasn't there a option pkg called Cameo on those 50s Chevys I wonder if they paint the roof white to help keep it cool Because I just saw it on a TV car show that a school bus company has switched from the all yellow bus to now having a white roof to help them from getting so hot

scottie, i think you should do a video on your mustang!

I restored a 55 and a 56 chevy pickup. I'm not a mechanic so I had to farm out the mechanical work. Is there a way to 'learn' how to restore an old truck?

My Granddad's '56 3100 has a starter button on the floor. Was it an option on the pickups to have a key start? Also the truck came with one brake light and no turn signals. Some time after he purchased the truck he had to take it back to the dealership to have a second brake light installed and a turn signal kit. Not sure when, but Mom said that Pennsylvania changed their motor vehicle laws.

hey scottieDTV i have a 1959 chevy apache truck longbed stepside with the spare tire on the left side oh the model # is 3204 jw if i sent you the truck to guys would you guys make the truck all factory like the 55 you guys done?

THAY NEVER COME THAT NICE ,ID LOV TO HAVE AND SEE U SHOOT ON ON A CHV,MONZA LOLOL THANK U BUB FOR THE VID

and make sure its all matching #s to

if you didn't do the internal engine parts, it sounds good for a truck that is more than half a century old.

12 volt started in the early 55 which looked just like the 54😜

My dad has one that his dad left him. Problem is the truck is in Mexico and he's in the U.S. Would anyone care to provide me with some options to maybe get the truck delivered over here? Is there such a serves? Any reply would be appreciated. Thanks in advanced.

Larry seems like a very nice guy. And he's not bad looking. But I would have much rather been looking at the truck those first 4 minutes!

Not sure...sorry...I didn't find these