1952 Chevrolet Panel Truck LS-1 Engine

1952 Chevrolet Panel Truck. This beautiful ride has a Year model 2000 Fuel injected 5.7L Corvette LS-1 engine, with 80,000 miles on engine, with the original automatic transmission that came with engine.Engine has a 259 comp cam and headers. The engine before install had new head gaskets, head job, valve job, springs, & new timing chain and gear. This engine is solid with around 450 horse power. It will really scoot this truck, with no problems or hesitations. If you have any questions, please feel free to let me know, and I would be happy to send lots more pictures and videos of this truck running. The truck does have tan leather Cadillac Escalade seats. The driver seat has a slight twist when it is let down. It has a 1980 Camaro rear end with drum brakes, 1978 nova sub frame on the front with disc brakes. Has tilt steering with a new wood grain banjo steering wheel.The truck has had body work and primer work to the inside. The outside is solid but will need minor body work for small to medium dents. I was going to repaint, but decided to keep the primer look. Only reason for selling, I am getting out of the restore business as this is one of several that I have done.Listed below are new things on the truck, please forgive me as I may overlook and leave something out. I do have a clean TN title in hand. I do have the original glass for the truck, and two full boxes of rubber and spare parts for the truck.
Vintage Heat and AirFlow master super 40 exhaustDolphin gaugeschrome front and back bumperschrome front grillchrome headlight bezelshood ornamentnew wind shield and driver and passenger windows, with rubber and channel felt. Back door windows are original.Door panels with chrome trimWheels and tiresBillet serpentine system, polished aluminum pulleys with chrome alternatorElectric windshield wiper 12vChrome brake booster and master cylinderchrome door handleseastwood sound and heat barrierdoor and window trim for driver and passenger
A little history of the truck, it was used many years ago as a painters truck. Two men made their living out of this truck on a daily basis. I guess after so many years it was finally put in a barn and later found in Dunlap, TN and brought back to life. As far as I know this is a original Tennessee truck.