1949 Dodge 1/2 Ton Panel Van on 2040-cars
Harleysville, Pennsylvania, United States
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1949 Dodge Job Rated Panel Van with Open Title Body with Frame included with this sale, Manufacturer VIN Plate is affixed to the Body and is included, Front Axle is included with steering mechanism & front wheels, Steering Wheel works and is included, Rear Axle is missing from this vehicle, Front Bumper is included. Has all 4 doors working with Glass (Glass needs to be replaced), Hood is included and works, has all 4 fenders, Instrument panel is in tact and would need total restoration, no seats are included, no engine or transmission included with this sale, no rear axle, no rear tires, truck is primered and is rusting from sitting, has been covered during our ownership, exact mileage is unknown, please review all photos before bidding, a great parts vehicle from 1949! Serious bidders only! Low Reserve! Low Reserve! Low Reserve! Must be picked up within 3 days of purchase. No shipping available, you are responsible to arrange for shipping at your expense. Cash due on pickup. No Paypal. No Checks accepted. Sold as-is-where-is. No warranty. Signed Open Texas Title included along with signed Bill of Sale. Great parts vehicle! |
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