1947 Chevrolet Half Ton Rat Rod Pickup on 2040-cars
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
1947 Chevy 1/2 ton sitting on an S-10 Chassis. 1" drop springs in the front with 2" drop spindles. Power steering, Power Disk brake, tilt. Stock S-10 rear suspension with a couple of leafS taken out. Truck has working 3 point seat belts and a lap belt for middle passenger. All lights work, high and low beam, turn signals, hazards, electric wipers, electric windshield washers, heater and de-frost ( I have driven this truck at -32) and the E Brake works. This has been my driver for the last 2 years. The truck has a solid 350 four bolt main with no leaks ticks or knocks, 4BBL. With a 350 turbo shift kit, works great with no issues. Corvette Rally Wheels. The glass is all good and the windows roll up and down. The gas gauge can be a little wonky and wanders sometimes. There are headers with dual exhaust that sounds awesome. This a Rat Rod and the body is not perfect but over all not bad either. This truck get lots of attention and looks, I will miss it but I am building another project and need some room. I am in Canada and have a TOD for it.
***** BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING I CAN HELP COORDINATE WITH SCHEDULING ANYWAY POSSIBLE******** Any questions about the truck or if I have forgotten to list something feel free to text me at 204-430-4540. *****BIDDERS WITH ZERO FEEDBACK MUST CONTACT ME BEFORE BIDDING OR YOUR BID WILL BE REMOVED******* $1000 Deposit due with 24hrs of the auction end Truck must be paid in full within 3 days of auction end. |
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