1954 Chevy Cabover Coe on 2040-cars
Pine River, Minnesota, United States
Engine:6
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: rear
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 1
Trim: 1
Year: 1954
Heres a nice cabover for your next project.Hard to find 54 model.Pretty solid overall,with only minor rust in a few spots.Nothing structural.The truck is mechanically complete,but I know nothing of its condition.Please note,in ebays infinite wisdom,they do not include an option in the title section for ''no title'' so I had to choose one.So,to be clear,there is NO TITLE with this truck.Vehicles this old in our area did not have paper titles at that time.I will be happy to provide a notorized bill of sale to the new owner to help in getting a new title made.Also,please note,the cab on back IS NOT included in this sale.This is for the orange 54 only.The other cabovers I have will be sold at another time.Feel free to email any relevant questions and request extra pics.
Also,dont ask me how much to ship...tired of that.If you want a shipping quote,call a shipping company.My ZIP is 56435.The truck will fit on a regular sized car trailer.
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