1956 Gmc Pickup 1955 1957 1958 1959 Chevy Chevrolet Rat Hot Rod Project Car Ford on 2040-cars
Kirkwood, New York, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: rwd
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 0
Trim: pickup
You are looking at a 1956 GMC pickup rat rod. It is a running, driving truck with a fresh 350 Chevy engine, 700 R transmission, late model Chevy rear. It has been channeled 5 inches over the frame. Lots of new parts, power brakes, disc brake conversion, motor mounts, transmission mount, new floors, new wood in the box, torque converter, lots of new motor parts, polished aluminum intake, aluminum valve covers, chrome 1 wire alternator, chrome air cleaner, distributor, chrome high torque starter, chrome oil pan, blower belt style pulleys, plugs, wires, wiring, flaming river steering knuckle, radiator, hoses, belt, American racing wheels (needs some cleaning from setting), rear tires (new) front tires (used), all these parts listed are new no miles on them. It has sunpro gauges and 1954 Chevy truck speedometer and more. The front fenders and grille are 1955 Chevy, hood is a 1957 Chevy, the box and gate are Chevy. This truck is 90% finished as a rat rod and is a great truck to complete the body for a painted truck. It comes with a open Arizona title. Please email me with any questions you may have and email me for shipping prices.
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