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1949 Chevrolet Pickup - Loadmaster - Dump Truck - Barn Find- Stovebolt on 2040-cars

Year:1949 Mileage:93000
Location:

Townsend, Massachusetts, United States

Townsend, Massachusetts, United States

Fresh from the barn!


Not to much is known about this truck. It was part of an estate sale. The truck does not come with any paperwork and

I'm not sure where the vin tag is. It was said at the sale that the truck was stored inside since the 70's and has not

been registered since 1959 (see attached Mass plate obviously not just bolted on). It appears that all of the parts are

correct tor the year. Guessing on the year as a matter of fact.Take a look at the engine compartment. Looks bone stock

to me. Foot operated starter linkage still intact. The dump body parts are all still intact and appear to be in working

order. Looks like it has a PTO of the transfer case and a two speed rear end. Most of the interior parts are there.

Heater box, gauges, seat, keys etc. Needs a seat cover, head liner etc. Typical cab and door rust. Nothing some old

street signs couldn't fix in my opinion. Truck had some spare glass and two spare wheels in the dump body. Looks like a

time capsule. Check out the vintage home made mud flaps and custom toolbox in the dump body sides. I have not tried to

start it or turn it over. I think it would best be left to someone who wants to take care and not rush the procedure and

possibly damage things. Looks like antifreeze is in the top of the motor and there is oil on the dipstick. We hooked up a

battery to check to see what worked. lights turn on very bright and horn works. The rest is up to you. I'm selling this

truck for parts only. To be clear, I do not know if this truck runs.It does appear that it could be made to run and drive

with some work. How many loadmaster dump trucks 95% intact have you seen? I had to save this truck. It just plain

looks cool. I wanted to put a flag pole on it and display it in the yard for now until I could find time to finish but the

boss wants it to go. Already have a 1948 3100 hotrod project.

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