1951 Chevrolet 3600 Pickup on 2040-cars
Hansboro, North Dakota, United States
Engine:216 6 cyl
Drive Type: Rear Wheel
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 0
Model: Other Pickups
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: Std Pickup
For sale is a 1951 Chevrolet 3600 3/4 ton pickup, this pickup was built in Oakland, CA according to the VIN. It was originally a grocery delivery pickup in the town of Crane, Montana, the Crane Market is still visable on the doors. I bought it in SW North Dakota several years ago as a project but I found an original 50 3/4 ton so am not going to do anything with this one. I was told the engine was "stuck", when I got into it I found the oil pan was broken from the outside, it looks like something broke the pan and it was driven until the engine seized. The breather cap was left off and mice built a nest on top of the head causing everything to rust badly. I have the block, head, crankshaft, and the internal parts but much isn't going to be useable. The block and head might be useable but I don't know if water was left in the cooling system to freeze. I also have the 4 speed transmission. The wheels are 15 inch 8 bolt, these are probably not original to the pickup. I do have the seat stored inside, it looks like it was redone years ago but no idea if the mice got to it while it was sitting. There are some other parts missing such as the heater assembly. I have more pictures if anyone is interested. I have a North Dakota title for it. Cash or certified funds only. Buyer is responsible for shipping. 10% down within 10 days of auction end and balance due when it's picked up. Buyer needs to pick it up within 30 days after the auction ends. This is for sale in other locations so if I have a buyer elsewhere and there are no bids I reserve the right to close the auction early. Any questions ask.
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