1951 Chevrolet Truck 3100 Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Albany, Texas, United States
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1951 CHEVY IN GREAT SHAPE. HAS THE ORIGINAL ENGINE & TRANNY (CONDITION UNKNOWN) & REAR END THAT ROLLS FINE. DOOR GLASS AND BACK GLASS MISSING, FRONT GLASS THERE BUT NEEDS REPLACING.
SEAT, GAUGES, DOOR HANDLES ETC ARE IN TRUCK BUT OBVIOUSLY NEED RESTORATION. BODY IS IN REALLY GOOD SHAPE COMPARED TO MOST YOU'LL SEE. FLOOR PANS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE HAVING ONLY A CRACK (NOT RUST) ON THE DRIVERS SIDE, JUST NEEDS WELDING. CAB CORNERS HAVE A FEW TINY PIN HOLES BUT NOT ROTTED AT ALL. THERE ARE A FEW DINGS ON BODY BUT NO BONDO OR BODY MODS. HOOD WILL NEED SOME WORK DONE TO THE HINGES BUT EVERYTHING IS THERE. GRILL IS IN GOOD SHAPE AS WELL. SOMEONE HAD PAINTED OVER THE ORIGINAL PAINT WITH CAN SPRAY PAINT. WE SANDED IT A LITTLE ON LEFT SIDE TO EXPOSE PATINA. OVERALL A GREAT BUILDER. TRUCK IS FOR SALE LOCALLY. I RESERVE RIGHT TO END AUCTION EARLY. BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING. PAYMENT IN FULL BEFORE IT LEAVES MY PLACE. BUYER MUST PICKUP VEHICLE WITHIN 21 DAYS OR A 30 DOLLAR PER DAY STORAGE CHARGE WILL BE CHARGED TO BUYER. I'M SORRY I HAVE TO DO THAT BUT I SIMPLY DON'T HAVE THE SPACE TO STORE IT NOR AM I IN THE STORAGE BUSINESS. NO TITLE, JUST BILL OF SALE. FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS... DON'T BE AFRAID OF THIS TRUCK.....IT'S A GREAT BUILDER!!!! |
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