Chevrolet Panel Delivery 3805 Van 1954

Specifications Chevrolet Panel Delivery 3805 Van 1954 blueprint

The 1954 Chevrolet Panel Delivery 3805 Van is an iconic classic. This classic van was known as the Workingmans Van and was Chevrolets first foray into the work-utility vehicle category. With a dependable Thriftmaster Six-Cylinder engine, these vans were incredibly popular and were used for a variety of commercial purposes including hauling cargo, delivering goods, and serving as ambulances and mobile workshops. The standard-wheelbase of the 1954 Panel Delivery 3805 Van measured 115 inches and could hold up to ton of cargo. Its distinct and aggressive grille was designed with the iconic Chevy bow-tie emblazoned in the center, making it a strong symbol of the era. The interior featured a handy glove compartment and comfortable seating to give it a more luxurious feel. Other mechanical features of the van included a four-speed manual transmission, power assisted brakes and independent suspension. Exterior features included a white roof, black grille and wide mesh grille above the bumper. The headlamp bezels were chrome-plated, while the rear wheel arches were severely angled giving it a contemporary appearance. In total, the exterior of the vehicle painted a picture of the reliable and no-nonsense spirit of the 1950s. Commonly, 1954 Panel Delivery 3805 Vans were seen with their sides or rear doors left open business owners were proudly displaying their companys name upon the side of the van, perpetuating the workingmans appearance. In a rapidly motorizing America, the Panel Delivery 3805 Van was an iconic symbol of transport and utility within the workingmans arsenal.