1938 Chev 1/2 Ton Panel on 2040-cars
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
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This is a 1938 Chev 1/2 ton panel truck project. The truck has the original frame ( which means the body fits properly) boxed front to back with a TCI front suspension with tube upper and lower control arms, disc brakes, GM calipers (drilled and slotted rotors) dropped spindles and power rack and pinion steering. Dual diaphragm 8" brake booster and GM master cylinder. TCI rear leaf spring suspension (1/2 ton) with 8.8 Ford rear diff. rear disc brakes. All the welding was done on the frame table. The motor mounts are set for a GM engine. there is no motor or trans with the truck. The fire wall was fabbed and moved back for room. The body is in good condition and have all the parts complete for the truck (rear fenders, head lights, front and rear bumpers and brackets etc.) Everything on the chassis is new. If interested in purchase please e-mail for more info
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