1940 Chevrolet Pickup Rat Rod Street Rod Hot Rod 10-10-13 on 2040-cars
Parkers Lake, Kentucky, United States
This auction if for my 1940 Chevrolet Pickup.This is a 1939 or 1940 cab(licenced as a 1940).It has low mileage stock 350 with Eldebrock carb and intake.It has a 700R4 overdrive transmission.S-10 front clip and s-10 rear end with 3.08 gears.Everything work good I drive it 2 or 3 days a week.Only reason for selling is I found another project vehicle.Cab does not have any rust that I can find.Passenger door closes good drivers side is a little bit hard.They have roll up windows.The passenger side is cracked(see photo).I started changing over to red got head lights and grill shell painted so far.It has front disc brakes,power tilt steering,power brakes.It has aluminum radiator with electric fan.Beer keg gas tank.Everybody loves this truck.You wouldn't believe how many thumbs up I get going down the road.If you want something that is quiet and comfortable this is not it.Side pipes have a good rumble to them.I have air shocks on back.All led lights except for the head lights.All lights work.I'm sure I have left something out.Email with question.
In description it says to put mileage.I have no idea it doesn't have a odometer or speedometer. Thanks,Glen
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