1937 Chevrolet, Chevy 1/2 Roadster Pick Up With Extra Cab-package Deal Only! on 2040-cars
Clay Center, Kansas, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: 327 Engine, 3 speed and 3:70 Rear End Gear
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 100
Trim: Stock
Up for sale is a project that I have been working on and off from the late 80's-early 90's. I am cleaning out due to age, health and other interests. This will definitely make a nice ride, rat rod-whatever your wants might be!
I had the roof cut off and extended the cab approximately 12". I made a removable roll bar out of 1/4" thick gas pipe for sturdiness and safety. The engine is a 327 Chevrolet with a mild cam. Running a 3 speed with a new Hurst shifter and a 3:70 rear end. Brakes, shocks, and exhaust are all new. Front axle is a dropped tube axle (new) with new king pins. Steering is a stock box with a late model column. There is only about 100 miles on the odometer since I got it all running. Engine does have more miles, but not sure how many. Runs strong!
Has a plastic windshield in it now but sale includes a safety glass insert to go with the truck. Grille shell is an original and had about 3 new bars put in, straightened and then powder coated the gray that you see. Has 14" x 6" Centerline wheels on front and 15" x 10" Centerline wheels on the rear. Fenders are fiberglass all the way around and are like new. The passenger side would need some work or replaced as it sliced through a post??
The running boards are made out of 16 gauge metal and have been welded to the original boards.
The original boards were cut along the inside lip to allow for drilling of holes in the new covers so I could run side board lights before the new metal was welded on. NO holes yet! The running board taper out on each side about 3" wider to make the rear end/fenders give a tubbed look. The metal that you see in the photo is for the front and sides of the bed I was going to make as well as the square tubing for the stake pockets.
Mufflers are the quiet type but still have a nice sound. The hood is a one piece hood but needs to be finished welded. There are metal side filler panels that go with the truck to finish out the sides. One has already been cut out so there is a start for a pattern, but would recommend creating a template before cutting. EVERYTHING bolts in/on the frame/running gear. There has been no welding other than the rear shock mount/cross member.
Wiring panel is from Affordable Street Rods and has some extra terminals that can be used. The only items wired up are the horn, lights, brakes, mechanical speedometer, turn signals-etc. Just those items that make it legal and street worthy.
Doors are suicide and need fitting and completed. The filler panels for both sides are included for the cab extension and to give the driver and passenger more available leg room as well as safety from the roll bar. Also included is the Inside door skins. I have tried to include photos that show how everything is bolted in.
As shown in the photos, everything is included for the cab that I had to cut off. I guess you could extend that as well if you wanted to. Also included is a top folding assembly off a 1964 MGB that I was going to use for a pattern or re-work to fit on the truck. There are many other parts-including the original rear spring hangers that go with this truck.
Also included with the project is another fairly complete 1937-1938 Chevrolet cab. Includes 3 doors and all the hinges. There is a good driver door and 2 passenger doors to make one good one. The cab does have the original gas tank. If you don't want to finish the roadster, then put on this cab? YOU can do what you want and NO I WLL NOT PART OUT THIS SALE! I AM GETTING CLEANED OUT!
These items must be picked up by buyer as I cannot deliver or ship. Will sell world wide. $500 by PayPal due at close of auction.
This is a heck of a deal with all of the hard work done or at least started and will provide many miles of fun and enjoyment. Rat Rods are in so why not go with the flow? I will be throwing in any extra parts that I can find and they will go with this auction. Don't let this one pass you by.
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