1940 Chevy Pickup / 2014 SEMA Show Feature Vehicle

2014 SEMA Show Feature Vehicle. This rare and beautiful all steel 1940 Chevy pickup was featured in Cargo Glide's booth at the 2014 show. Powered by a Blueprint Engine's 350 Chevy Small Block Crate Motor backed by a TCI Turbo 400 with their 2500 stall speed convertor pushing power to a 9" Ford rear end with 2.73 gears and a Detroit Locker. 4 wheel power disc brakes and a Heidt's Mustang II front suspension with rack and pinion steering is added to the fully boxed and powder coated frame. Just over 2200 miles on build.

[@lasalleman6792]

Sweet. I'd like to find one like it.

[@darryldudas4664]

Thanks for all the nice comments! This was an awesome truck and was purchased by a gentleman in Georgia last year. Hope he's enjoying it as much as I did. By next month I should be done upgrading my '56 F-100 and will post some videos. It's a SEMA ready hot rod with a 514 inch stroker motor. Can't wait to get it back on the road!

[@geoffreymills9932]

Wow,, the fit and finish are awesome

[@speedlincoln4048]

LOL, I was looking around on youtube and I find a old truck I built. That is a solid truck, body and frame. Didn't like the split bumper look on the front? Glad to see it still looks good though.

[@darryldudas4664]

Hey Speed Lincoln, how's your shop doing? Do you got a new website? Yes, your work on the truck was high quality and was holding up great. Everyone who looked underneath the truck loved the boxed frame and channeling. For SEMA we redid the metal work on the front fenders and repainted the truck, other than that I went with the polished stainless bumpers with tig welded studs and no bolts showing instead of the split bumper. I've always liked the more traditional polished and chrome with black versus the flat black. I also fitted the truck with the African Rosewood bed, redid the exhaust and added Flowmaster 50 HD's to quiet it down a touch. Other than that just some sound deadening and more chrome. It was a very fun truck and never gave me a lick of problems. I hope it's new owner is loving it!

[@ulisesmarin2521]

Congratulations the truck is very nice, by chance it does not sell it to buy it

[@jopalaci4]

How much?

[@darryldudas4664]

I just sold it a few months back. Sorry I didn't update the video sooner.

[@whitebull572]

NICEEE VERY NICEEEE