1955 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Real Deal Gasser Hot Rat Traditional Rod Roller on 2040-cars
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
We are pleased to offer this rolling 1955 Chevrolet sedan delivery. The body is very solid and straight. front steering and suspension are complete and the car has it's factory rear end. Floors have been patched and underside looks very solid. Steers and rolls easily. We have quite a few 1955 Chevy parts and will include some basic parts like speedo cluster, interior door handles, headlight rims etc. to help mock up your build. This car is missing some delivery exclusive parts like rear interior garnish mouldings and rear door lift struts. Rear door hatch locks and opens and is solid top to bottom and door threshhold/jam is solid as well. both door bottoms are solid. all that is available here on ebay and they even make a gas strut kit for the rear door now. There is no engine or transmission, just a roller body.This car is ready to build your way and will be a super easy build. door jamb VIN plate is intact and shows "D" code ........real delivery. Cowl tag is there as well. Firewall uncut, radiator support uncut, clutch pedal and swivels are intact. No inner fenders, but these can be purchased from rockauto.com The car is being sold as is where is with no warranties. There is NO title so you will have to obtain a bonded title, or i can obtain one at additional cost and sell that way. Call or email with any questions.
*********NO TRADES PLEASE********** Please look over all provided info ,pictures and videos and ask all questions regarding this vehicle PRIOR to making an offer. Please don't make assumptions or build up visions of granduer in your mind about any car.... ask questions. Make sure you have funds in place and are certain about your decision prior to making an offer. On site inspection of this vehicle in person or by third party are welcomed and encouraged. We may be reached via email or call 817 929-4925 from 9-9 central standard time. A PAYPAL NON REFUNDABLE deposit of $750.00 is due at Auction CLOSE. Balance will be accepted in the form of bank wire transfer or cash in person. No other options will be considered. PLEASE VIEW OUR FEEDBACK AND BID WITH COMPLETE CONFIDENCE European, Australian and New Z bids are Welcomed and we are familiar with all logistics and can assist with shipping Visit and like us on FACEBOOK at Monstrosity Rod and Custom |
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