1948 Chevrolet Ratrod Pickup Chopped Channeled Sbc400 Truck Rat47 49 50 51 52 53 on 2040-cars
Saint Cloud, Minnesota, United States
1948 CHEVROLET RATROD PICKUP THIS IS A GREAT TRUCK THAT I USED AS A DAILY DRIVER FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS (EXCEPT IN THE WINTER.) IT RUNS GREAT AND GOES DOWN THE ROAD STRAIGHT AND SMOOTH. ALTHOUGH IT IS A RATROD, THE MODERN SUSPENSION PROVIDES A COMFORTABLE RIDE. I HAVE MADE A FEW CHANGES DURING THE TIME I HAVE USED IT, AND YOU COULD EASILY CHANGE WHATEVER YOU WANTED TO SUIT YOUR TASTE. IT IS REALLY EASY TO WORK ON AND VERY RELIABLE. A REALLY FUN TRUCK TO DRIVE AND TURNS HEADS. THE CAB HAS BEEN CHOPPED 3 INCHES AND CHANNELED 3 INCHES. I LEFT THE TOP SEAM UNFINISHED - NO GLASS IN THE DOORS THE BOX IS A 48 CHEVY BOX THAT HAS BEEN SHORTENED AND MODIFIED. CUSTOM REAR BUMPERS AND LOUVERED TAILGATE. THIS TRUCK HAS A 400 SMALL BLOCK W/EDELBROCK INTAKE, 650CFM HOLLEY CARB ACCEL DISTRIBUTOR, AND HEADMAN HEADERS. (THE MOTOR WAS REBUILT BEFORE I GOT IT, BUT I DO NOT HAVE ANY PAPERWORK TO PROVE THAT) IT IS BACKED BY A 350 TURBO TRANNY. IT RIDES ON AN S-10 FRAME - WITH STOCK REAR END. TUBULAR A-ARMS UP FRONT POWER STEERING - POWER BRAKES RADIATOR IS MOUNTED TO THE ROLL BARS IN THE BACK. TANKS GAS TANK MOUNTED IN THE BOX. WOODEN BOX FLOOR W/ BATTERY BOX. CUSTOM MADE GRILLE - COULD BE EASILY CHANGED OUT FOR ANY GRILLE BECAUSE THERE IS NO RADIATOR UP FRONT TO WORRY ABOUT ROLL BARS RUN THROUGH THE BACK OF THE CAB. FLOOR IS MADE FROM 1x2 STEEL TUBING AND WOOD. AND AN OIL BARREL FOR THE TRANNY HUMP. ALL THE WIRING IS FUSED AND HAS PROPER UNDERDASH GAUGES THERE ARE NO TURN SIGNALS OR WINDSHIELD WIPERS THE REASON I AM SELLING THE TRUCK IS BECAUSE I HAVE PICKED UP A COUPLE MORE PROJECTS TO BUILD AND I COULD REALLY USE THE SPACE IN THE SHOP. BUYER IS RESPONSIBILITY FOR TRANSPORT - I CAN HELP YOU OR YOUR HAULER WITH LOADING. I JUST WENT LOOKING FOR THE TITLE AND COULDNT FIND IT, SO I WILL APPLY FOR A DUPLICATE. IT SHOULD NOT TAKE LONG TO GET THAT. 500.00 DOWN PAYMENT VIA PAYPAL WITHIN 48 HRS OF AUCTIONS END, THE REST IN CASH AT TIME OF PICKUP. IF PAYING WITH CHECK OR CASHIERS CHECK, THE VEHICLE WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL THE CHECK HAS CLEARED THE BANK. I WILL HOLD IT FOR YOU FOR 30 DAYS AFTER AUCTIONS END. AFTER THAT I WILL CHARGE 100.00 A MONTH FOR STORAGE. PLEASE CHECK OUT ALL THE CLOSEUP PHOTOS ON BONEYARDBROTHERS . COM CALL OR EMAIL GREG @ 320-282-2759 |
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