1946 Chevrolet Half Ton Pick Up Truck on 2040-cars
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This 1946 Chevrolet Deluxe 1/2 ton standard cab pickup has low original documented miles from day one. Original 1946 paperwork from the original selling dealer from day one 1946. This truck has its original engine, trans, and all components, #’s matching from the day it left the assembly line in 1946. Its painted its original colors of Brewster green with black fenders. It has always been stored inside and displays as new with over 100 1st place trophies all included with the truck. Please note in the pictures there is a powder coated locking professional hand built tool box in the rear bed. This tool box was made to fit perfectly at a cost of $1500. It holds all new old stock parts, jack, tools, fan belt, bulbs, California dust buster and much more..too much to list. This tool chest is resting on a rubber mat and is not bolted in, so it can easily be removed it the new owner so desires.
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