1939 Chevy Truck. Restored Original! on 2040-cars
Lebanon, Tennessee, United States
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Vintage 1939 1/2 ton Chevrolet Pick-Up, totally restored to its original condition. Original motor and transmission like new, starts easily (floor start) and runs like a sewing machine. Original 3 speed transmission on the floor, 6 volt system, crank out front windshield and heater box. Doors and windows operate just like they did 75 years ago. Good brakes, drives very tight going down the road. Truck comes with full history and documentation since new. Also comes with original owners manual/shop manual. This truck is always stored under cover in a heated/cooled garage. Restoration completed by the same man that did Elvis' cars. This truck is Barrett Jackson quality! I reserve the right to end the auction if sold early. Feel free to make me an offer to buy it now but please be realistic. On Mar-23-14 at 16:19:41 PDT, seller added the following information: I have been getting a lot of people asking me about trades. I would do a trade or partial trade on something interesting in the $40 to $50k range. Just call me and let me know what you have. Thanks! |
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