1949 Dodge Pickup on 2040-cars
Penngrove, California, United States
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Neat vintage HotRod 1949 Dodge Short Bed 1/2 ton Stepside Pickup. This little truck was a pretty fancy Hot Rod back in the day,it had Black Diamond Button Tuck interior with A lot of chrome on the dash and glove box door. The rear pan under the bed was rolled and a nice custom bumper fabricated and chromed. The bed sides are very straight although the wood needs to be replaced. The body is also very straight and there is virtually no rust damage anywhere, the floors are in excellent condition. It doesn't have an engine, but was set up for a small block mopar and still has the motor mounts does comes with a good 904 transmission an it has an 8 3/4 mopar differential. This would make a nice little truck with a 360 mopar engine in it, something different. Sold with bill of sale, ID number is clearly visible on firewall. I can possible help with local delivery. Truck is located in 94951 zip 40 miles north of San Francisco on Hwy 101
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