Hard To Find 1949 Barn Find 3100 Dark Blue,rat Rod,patina,shop Truck Chevrolet on 2040-cars
Des Moines, Iowa, United States
You are bidding on a 1949 Chevy 3100 swb. It is a local truck that is a 2 owner truck. First owner owned until 7 years ago. It was purchased then to be used in parades and local rolling advertisement. Truck has great patina in the hard to find dark blue paint color(mist of these trucks were green or red). It has a good running 6 cylinder that fires right up and trans shifts great. It has been converted to 12v. All lights work even the done light! Either leave truck as is or you have the ultimate start to a show stopping shop truck. Sheet metal on this truck is nice and straight and not all banged up as most of these are.These trucks are getting harder to find in this shape. Only rust issues I see are as follows. Has one small area that has been patched in floors on passenger and drivers floor pan(see pics) couple small pin holes in a running board and small pin holes in lower part of the tailgate. Very minor areas.The truck still has it's original seat cover,door panels, and headliner. Seat is in very good shape for being original. Truck runs like a Swiss watch. Pull the choke it fires right up.Drives just as good. I can help arrange shipping anywhere in US. ca 750,fl 700,tx 600,ny 700( I will need your zip code for correct quote) Clear title in hand for truck. Any questions feel free to ask. Look at my feedback and bid with confidence.
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