1950 Chevy Pickup Rat Rod V8 Auto Late Model Chassis Disc Brakes 3 Days Only on 2040-cars
Silverhill, Alabama, United States
Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 111,111
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Other Pickups
Drive Type: AUTO
3 DAYS ONLY...DON'T MISS OUT
1950 Chevy rat rod pickup. On a late model 1985 Chevy truck chassis and running gear. 350 V8. 350 AT. Power front disc brakes. Power steering. Tilt wheel. ALL NEW TINTED GLASS with NEW rubber on windshield and rear window. Gas tank relocated to rear of bed. Truck runs, drives and stops but is not finished and not ready for the road. The grill, bumper and bed are just mocked up and need to be installed. Tires are more rollers than street tires. Gauges are hooked up. Lights are not. Has rust in cab corners and bed, but it is a rat rod after all but not beyond repair if you want to make the truck into something more. Engine runs smooth but does smoke but also has been sitting for awhile...may clear up??? Just needs a rear flip kit and cut the front coils to lower and you are on your way to a cool looking truck!!!
You are welcome to view the truck in person or have someone look for you PRIOR to bidding as your opinion could vary. The truck is sold "AS IS" and not road ready so NO you can not drive it cross country, home.
GREAT start to a cool desirable truck for a LOW reserve.
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