1949 Dodge 1.5 Ton Truck Dump Flat Bed Grain Pickup on 2040-cars
Goodland, Kansas, United States
1949 Dodge 1.5 ton truck with a dump flat bed, the electrical set up is the factory 6 volt system. The truck has a PTO to operate two hydraulic cylinders for the dump bed. It's has original parts includes 6 cylinder inline flat head engine, complete drive line, wheels, factory keys, and other parts. It doesn't run and will need work and repairs. The frame is in great shape and the truck is in good condition for its' age, 65 years old truck. I don't know much about these truck, just that it looks cool and with the dump bed, makes it even cooler. I can try to answer any questions to my best ability and retrieve any information off the truck. It does have the original vin label on it. I have a clear Kansas title in hand. I had plans to repair/restore it to working condition but have too many projects at the moment and would like to see it go to someone who can enjoy it. The truck is sold as-is, no warranty. The buyer is responsible for vehicle pick-up or shipping. Please contact me with any questions before bidding and only bid if you intend to purchase. The truck is located in Goodland, Kansas, and I can deliver for additional fee within 250 driving miles limit but the vehicle needs to be paid prior. Please contact me for a shipping quote to your location. This vehicle is for sell locally, I reserve the right to end this auction at anytime. Please contact me if you like to buy it now for availability. |
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