1939 Chevy Truck Ratrod Style 350 V8 350 Trans. Lots Of Upgrades No Rust Bucket on 2040-cars
Bremen, Georgia, United States
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Here is a COOL 1939 Chevy Truck RATROD STYLE theme but not a rust bucket. It has a 350 V8 that runs great and a 350 transmission that shifts out smooth. It has glass in the doors that roll up and down and has a working heater. The gas tank is under the wood bed. It has a third brake light. the Temp gauge, Oil pressure gauge and gas gauge work. The Speedo does not. Here is a list of upgrades done to it over the past year:
New Radiator and Electric Fan on T Stat relay with on-off switch New Eldebrock Polished medium rise intake New 700 Carter AFB Competition Plus Carburator New Billet Aluminum Air Cleaner New Finned Aluminum Valve Covers New Chrome one wire Alternator New heavy duty starter New Chrome front steering rack and front shocks New front brake calipers New HEI Distributed high amp plugs and plug wires New Comp Cam 270/470 Cam Kit and Lifters New Red California Metalflake Steering Wheel New Aluminum Spun tank in the front New Billet Aluminum front pulleys New M/T Polished Wheels with 165 R 15 Tires on front New Weld Racing Wheels with 235/55/15 Tires on rear This is a neat truck that can be driven year round and gets plenty of attention. SOUNDS MEAN!! This truck is more of a HotRod than RatRod in my opinion. PRICED TO SELL!! This truck is also For Sale locally so auction could end early. It is being sold AS IS with no warranty given or implied in anyway. You are welcome to come inspect it for yourself before end end auction. This is a RatRod/HotRod so please keep that in mind when asking questions. I will answer all questions as honest as I know how. It is being sold with a current Georgia registration and Georgia WILL NOT issue a title on a vehicle this old. You will be able to get a title in your state with the paperwork I give you. Thanks for looking. On Dec-30-13 at 17:50:03 PST, seller added the following information: I MEANT TO SAY IN OPENING STATEMENT THAT THIS IS NOT A RUSTED OUT TRUCK LIKE MOST. ITS A PRETTY SOLID LITTLE TRUCK. |
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