1942 Chevrolet Truck 1.5 Ton. 1941 Chevrolet Truck, 1946 Chevrolet Truck on 2040-cars
Edmond, Oklahoma, United States
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This is, near I can tell a 1942 Chevrolet 1.5 ton with a hoist for a dump bed. The plate show a 9MS41. The MS series in 1.5 ton was build in 1942. I don't have the title so I can't be sure. If this is a must, then let me know and I can go through the details, get a title and relist it, but I am trying not to invest any more into it as I not going to be able to restore it myself and if titled will then increase the reserve. I am also including a front clip - see pictures. I was going to convert the old truck into a 1/2 ton of a S10 or have a frame made. But as thing have changed, my dream can be your. The old truck been outside and has rust on the door bottoms and the wiper motor cover. Can't tell what caused the wiper motor cover to rust as the roof seem to be in good shape. I tried to get a picture of the roof behind the cover to show it condition. The hoist is there if you want it, if not, I can have it removed. As is, where is. Not sure as to the mileage or the engine size. If important, let me know and I can see what on the odometer, and perhaps the engine plate, it stored at a shop so I don't know at this time.
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