1930 Chevrolet Pickup

Chevrolet did not change much throughout the late 20's and early 30's and without looking too closely, the difference between their 1929 and 1930 Chevrolet Universal was almost indistinguishable. The few items adjusted from one year to the next were subtle but important which included a more slanted windshield which rid the driver of glare issues. The market was looking for a quicker and more reliable ride than previous years and Chevrolet delivered just that when adding their new 194 CID “Stovebolt Six” which boosted horsepower upwards to 50 ponies. Their big marketing ploy, which turned out to be a great success, was that their new model and power-plant was “A Six in the price range of a Four”.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this beautiful 1930 Dually Chevrolet Stake Truck for your consideration. Its 6 cylinder paired with an manual transmission runs very well and handles the road as it should. The wood stake bed is in excellent condition. The inside dimensions of the bed are 7 feet 6 inches long, 6 feet wide and 40 inches tall. The truck rides on newer 6.00-20 Load Range C Coker Classic tires. The leather bench seat is also in excellent condition. This workhorse has stood the test of time and remains ready to go for its next task.