1937 Chevrolet Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Sterling Heights, Michigan, United States
You are looking at a 1937 Chevrolet Pickup Rat Rod. Roof is chopped 5" the cab is sitting on a professional built 2x3 Z'd frame. Has custom disk brakes. Rear end is a 12 volt Posse. Brand new pie crust cheater slicks (white wall) on slotted mags. The 15x3 in front are white wall pie crust as well. Everything on this truck is brand new or refurbished. The rear suspension is ladder bars with coil over-springs. The front suspension is Model A I Beam with new spring and shackles. Motor is a 350 stroke to a 383 dual quad intake which is jet coated. Custom made headers are jet coated as well. All new wiring inside and outside, MSD Billet Distributor 6 AL Box. Engine is 10 to 1 compression full roller motor. Runs and sounds awesome. Transmission is a 350 with a cone 3200 stall converter. Quarter stick shiftier. Has phantom oil and water temp gauge I use my GPS for a speedometer. Truck has a windshield and back windshield (lexon) but the drivers and passengers sides do not have anything.
I was not planning on ever selling this since I built it from the frame up but personal reasons, I have to sell. There is probably a lot of things I have left out so feel free to ask any questions. This is selling with no warranty and cash only on pick up. |
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