1953 Chevrolet Pickup-california Truck Whitewalls-1949-1950-1951-1952-1954-1955 on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
1953 Chevrolet Truck
Selling our 53 Chevy truck that runs, drives and stops as it sits. Comes with some good extra parts to make her nice or keep it the way she sits and make it a driver as is. 235 motor,good compression on all cylinders, fenton headers with dual exhaust run out back, runs, drives and stops, brake pedal gets mushy if not used often, i have a rebuild kit for the master cylinder that is included or might be a pinhole in line, cab corners have cancer but come with a replacement patch panel, kick panel/inner fender well has rust on passenger side, comes with patch panels, BFG whitewalls on 16" rims that are all 6 lug, comes with extra fenders and misc parts ( see pics ) California title in my name with matching VIN number on door jamb plate and title Will deliver to port in Northern California for free Can provide shipping quotes worldwide Additional pictures on link below Please ask any questions before bidding and be confident when placing bids. Truck must be paid for within 3 business days of winning bid. $500.00 Deposit due immediately at close of auction. Thanks of looking |
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