1953? Chevy 1/2 Ton Pickup on 2040-cars
Wolf Creek, Oregon, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:235 6 cylinder
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 999,999
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Other Pickups
Warranty: No warranty
Trim: None
Drive Type: RWD
1953? Chevy 1/2 ton pickup which is definitely a rebuildable project. I lost the Oregon title and not completely sure of the year….could be a ’51 or ’52. (I had to list "Clear" because ebay wouldn't allow "Lost Title") I bought this as a daily driver 35 years ago. I drove it for a few years and then broke the windshield. It was running when I parked it with the intentions for fixing it but obviously never got around to it. I’ve got numerous other “project vehicles” and getting older so know I’ll never get around to fixing this up. It would be nice to see it go to a good “rebuild” home instead of the scrap yard. There seems to be very little deep rust. The only rust through I could find was on the floorboard at the passenger door post area. I didn’t poke around with a screwdriver to be sure though. The typical cab bottom rear appears to be solid as well as the fenders. Three of the 4 fenders are in pretty good shape, one have some dents. The bed wood floor is bad but all the metal trim is there. There is a small dent on the roof right above the rear window. It’s about as original/complete as possible excluding the missing engine parts, original radio and couple of knobs. I removed those years ago for another truck. The motor appears to be frozen (tried to turn with the fan blades only). It’s missing the carb and some firewall stuff. I will be including the 2 extra grille pieces & front bumper splash guard with the truck. I do have an extra hood, 2 tailgates and a couple of sets of doors and windows I’d be willing to discuss letting go as well. I’m also listing a ’54 Chevy 3/4 ton pickup (later version bed) and making the same parts offer so if you want them, you’ll have to let me know before end of auction. Selling both in a pack deal is also an option. I live in the country and willing to help load the vehicle
on a transport or trailer. I’d be
willing to haul it to you within a 500 miles radius of Southern Oregon for the
cost of gas round trip. If you are interested and have any further
questions or want more pictures, please email me. I want to be a honest and straight forward
with the sale as possible so please do the same for me. I will provide a bill of sale for the truck
and shouldn’t be much of a problem to retitle since it’s been out of the system
for so long. Both truck are also listed
locally so make me an offer I can’t refuse……I’m always into the barter system.
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