1952 Dodge Pick-up Truck on 2040-cars
Fort Myers Beach, Florida, United States
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1952 DODGE PICK-UP. She has a Dodge Slant Six engine, it is not original to truck, also, automatic transmission, doth work perfect, just put in reconed radiator, new battery,starter and exhaust system. She is in really great condition as far as the metal thru-out the vehicle. The front seat was new about a year ago. Tires are all steel-belted radials, floor pans and running boards are all free of rust, cleaned and undercoated. The bed of the truck is new wood, all fitted and finished with Stainless steel bolts,nuts and lock washers. She also has wood side boards on top of truck bed.Gauges all work, new carpet in cab area, with floor mats. This truck offers to a potential buyer, a number of options, like it the way it is, or paint it how you want it, all the major work has been done.
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