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1956 Chevrolet Pickup 3100 With Vintage Mtd Fourteen Hundred Mower No Reserve!! on 2040-cars

Year:1956 Mileage:999999
Location:

Hickory, North Carolina, United States

Hickory, North Carolina, United States
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 UP FOR THIS NO RESERVE AUCTION is a 1956 in running  condition Custom Cab 3100  short bed  pickup, With a early 60s MTD mower that works (it was the kids grand fathers he fixed it up).The combo takes me back to a earlier time when things were more simple and innocent .these trucks were built work   . It you  dont wont the mower i will get it off the bed . but the price stays at the bid price .My Wifes Great Uncle bought the truck  new . I was Driven until about three years ago and was really put out to pasture .I got it to the point so that it can be driven . The gas tank had been replaced at some point and I took it out and cleaned it . I then replaced all rubber hoses from the fill hose to the carb , replaced both rad hoses , put in new points and condenser , and coil. The last I did was put new tires on it . I then cleaned out the carb and put a new doughnut gasket in the exhaust . The bed is awesome , the hood , grill , bumpers , tailgate , backglass , and drivers front fender is very good . The bottom of the doors are in need of patching . The passengers front fender needs the bottom patched or replaced . The Cab floors are awesome but needs corners supports  and running boards . The running boards are 69.00 and the corners are 29.00 and the supports are around 39.00 each all sold right here on e-bay . If your looking then you know about this truck . The 235 runs very well . It can be easily restored or put a little time and drive as is . I know i forgot plenty , call me if I can help . 828/448/5223 . My name is David . I have over 150 pics  contact my mobile at 828/448/5223 and I will give you the  Dropbox info to see them.I reserve all rights to end this auction at any time . To make it more interesting i will pay the difference over 400.00 if you want me to ship it . only in the continental us ( no alaska or hawaii ) good luck


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