Hot Rod, Street Rod, Trucks, Custom Trucks, Rat Rod,model A,show Truck,1929-1932 on 2040-cars
United States
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Up for sale is a 1929 very nice custom in progress project. Acquired from a loan collateral and know only brief information on truck.
Known information: *327 Chevrolet engine w/ chrome dress up kit *9 inch ford rear end (narrowed) unknown gearing *Custom dark purple paint job with minor flaws (looks like candy) *Automatic transmission turbo 350 *BF Goodrich front tires 26x8.50-15LT (new) *BF Goodrich rear tires 29x15.50-15LT (new) *Center line convo pros rims (new) *New in box lakar billet sifter *New in box wire harness summit racing universal wire kit *New in box lakar classic sifter boot *New in box painless dakota digital entry system *Holley 4 barrel carburetor 600cfm manual choke *Aluminum fuel cell, looks like a 12gal *Strong sold custom frame *Detachable butterfly hinged engine side body cover *Chrome master cylinder, *Chrome plated firewall *Chrome manifolds *Chrome tilt out windshield *Good floor boards *No rust that I can find *Steel body *Electric fan *Tube chassy painted to match truck where exposed *Lots of misc. parts, door handles, turn signals, custom vintage mirrors, wiper motor, door window elevators (see pics) Everything on this custom truck is described to the best of my knowledge. As stated before I acquired it as collateral on a loan. This is a very nice clean project that needs minor attention to complete. Engine will start if hot wired directly, wire harness not in place. By the looks of it to complete project in my opinion is missing the following; complete interior, seats, gauges, and new wire harnesses included. Please review pictures closely and if I can help with answering any question please call me at 915-252-0317. Serious inquires only (no trades, no returns and no warranty). Depending on location of buyer can deliver truck for a fair price. |
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