1950 Chevy 150 2 Door Sedan on 2040-cars
Sheffield, Iowa, United States
for sale is a 1950 chevy 2 door sedan has fair amount of rust would be a great parts car or with a lot of work restore. looks to be complete with i think original drive train. has decent set of seats. radiator and other parts are in the truck.
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