1947 Dodge Rat Rod/ Hot Rod Truck on 2040-cars
Cedaredge, Colorado, United States
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no title bill of sale only what we have here up for auction is a 1947 dodge 1/2 ton truck no title bill of sale only. this truck will make a great rat rod or hot rod.this is a one year only truck.the truck looks to be rust free this is a barn find so what you see is what you get.the motor and trans are out of the truck but does go with the truck condition unknown.the truck is sold as is where is.the truck is located in between rifle and parachute colorado.there is no hood for the truck,i could not find the removable floor sections but they may be in the bed of the truck,there is some junk in the bed so they may be in there.this is a serious project so know what you are getting in to before you bid.if you are wanting something different to build and stand out from the crowd then this could be the one. if you have any questions then call me at 970-250-5740 i will tell you all i know about the truck. Good Luck Bidding no title bill of sale only
On Mar-16-14 at 20:31:59 PDT, seller added the following information: when we found the truck there was a tree growing up through the engine compartment the tree was cut out but a limb is stuck between the fender and the body there does not seem to be any damage from the limb but you might have to remove the fender to get the limb out. |
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