1950 Chopped Kustom No Reserve!! Rat Rod Lead Sled Air Ride. on 2040-cars
Sandwich, Illinois, United States
Engine:235 chevy
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Coupe
Make: Chevrolet
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
Model: Bel Air/150/210
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: 700r4, automatic
Exterior Color: Purple
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: shaved
Mileage: 123,456
1950
chopped 4" front ...6"rear.
over $22,000 in documents to show complete frame off rebuild in 2006..
was originally built and painted 30 plus years ago.
-rear window laid down
-1950 olds windshield
-59 caddy tails, frenched
-55 Desoto grill
-53 merc headlight buckets
-all seams welded, corners rounded, drip rails shaved
-door handles shaved with hidden poppers
INTERIOR
-pleated white leather inside and trunk
-all updated using some old and some new in 2006, new carpets as well.
- hidden custom auto sounds with remote.
-flaming river tilt column
-all gauges rebuilt
-lokar shifter
-A/C HEAT NEONS STEREO CONTROLS TRUNK RELEASE all hidden by center speaker grill
DRIVELINE
-235 inline 6 cylinder out of a 1955 chevy truck with mini hei
-700r4 overdrive with B&M electronic lockup control
-4:11 ford 9" rear end.
-U.S. radiator with Harley catch can
-all A/C lines hidden inside factory vent tubes
-rebuilt Rochester carbs
-split headers
- fan man electric fans with thermostat
-fuel and oil pressure gauges under hood
- lots of the parts are coated, polished, chromed
FRAME
-modified with tubular structure with built in trans mount.
-engine and trans lowered 2"
-underbody and frame all blasted and painted in 2006
SUSPENSION
-mustang II front tubular
-2"dropped spindles
-coated parts
-Air-Ride technologies RIDE PRO SYSTEM
-TCI power disc brakes
-Walton Fabrication rear suspension with air bags
-coker wide whites
-Stockton wheels
I have skirts and center caps for wheels for a different look..
Runs and drives good, was all rebuilt using the best parts.
paint is showing its age of being an old laquer candy from years ago it has fade and tiny webbing on trunk and roof
Shows well and still gets awards at almost every show still as it is.
ask all questions prior to bidding as this is NO RESERVE!!
sold as-is as-shown.
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