During this period of production, pickup trucks weren’t offered with four-wheel drive from the factory so companies such as Napco would offer conversion kits to the factory. The kit was shipped in a crate measuring 80- x 30- x 26-inches weighing 1,410 pounds. In a matter of three hours, with as little as four holes drilled in the existing chassis, a truck would be converted into a Mountain Goat. Powered by an inline six-cylinder engine and manual transmission this beautiful example is the recipient of a 100-percent frame-off restoration. The green paint is in outstanding condition showing little to no signs of age or wear. The chrome bumpers are in outstanding condition as well. The interior is in equally excellent condition finished in gray leather.
Auburn Fall 2013
1956 Chevrolet 3100 Shortbed Napco 4x4
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$45,000 - $550,000 USD | Not Sold
| Auburn, Indiana
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- Powered by an in-line 6-cylinder engine and four-speed manual transmission.
- Recipient of a 100-percent frame-off restoration.
- Outstanding paint and chrome with little to no signs of age and wear.
- Period 4x4 conversion.
