1936 Gmc / Chevrolet T-14 Truck / Street Rod on 2040-cars
Viroqua, Wisconsin, United States
Body Type:TRUCK
Engine:383 stroker small block
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Dealer
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Other Pickups
Year: 1936
Trim: T-14
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: RWD
Options: Leather Seats
Mileage: 591
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Windows
Sub Model: T-14
Exterior Color: Cobalt Blue
Interior Color: GM code 833 titanium leather
1936 GMC T-14 Truck. This vehicle underwent a rotisserie restoration at our GM dealership one year ago. It has the best of both the old and new. Original body. All sheet metal is original. This truck was excellent prior to restoration. Has original steel fenders and the diamond pattern running boards that came on this truck new. We installed a Camaro subframe and 9" rear end. Wheels are American racing torque thrust. The drivetrain consists of a new GM 383 stroker motor with a new GM 700-R-4 automatic overdrive transmission. This truck cruises very nicely at interstate speeds of 70 MPH. Air conditioning from vintage air. Fully detailed under the hood. Modifications to subframe by DCI racing. GM code 833 titanium leather interior, custom leather door panels and GMC embroidery by Speed-trim. All guages are original to this truck. We had the guages converted to 12 volt. We installed a shut off and jump start switch under the vehicle to power down the vehicle during storage. Tilt banjo steering wheel. We installed power windows and operate them on rocker switches inside the door panels attached to the original window crank handles. Heater control knobs and vents are original. The front window cranks open as it should. The dual spare tire carriers are correct with original artillery spare wheels. The radiator cap is original and specific to 1936 only ( I have been offered $1000.00 for this cap) We have went to great lengths to balance new and old school on this project. We think the final product is an incredible street rod that drives great and looks even better. This truck was accepted to Barrett Jackson Scottsdale and we were unable to make it this year. Vehicle is insured thru Haggerty at $70000.00 This vehicle has a clean WI title. The title is very interesing in that when it was issued the DMV still typed them by hand. We have the history on this truck since 1936. 2 owners in 77 years and it never was more than 20 miles from our dealership. We are a Chevrolet-Buick-GMC dealer in the state of Wisconsin. WI residents pay 5.5% sales tax. All others pay tax in the state you are to register the vehicle. We do not charge any extra fees. The final bid is what you pay. If you have questions call me at the dealership at 6086378300. Serious inquiries only. Reserve is $35000.00 Firm. Vehicles like this that are done correctly are a labor of love...the cost to build one is usually a well kept secret. Thank You. LaVon Felton
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