1959 Apache 36 Napco 4x4 3/4 Ton Farm Truck on 2040-cars
Youngstown, Ohio, United States
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This is the real deal ,Once in your lifetime opportunity to own this rare investment, Bid now ....
1959 Chevrolet NAPCO 4x4 Stepside truck, 7300 GVW 3/4 Ton 261cid 6 cylinder Original Montana Farm truck used on a farm rarely on the road Now used around town on short trips. Engine is strong and shifts well. From the History that I have on the truck it has always been a Montana Farm Truck and is believed to be close to actual miles. Engine runs like new, no smoke, no ticks, no knocks. With a Stock height of near 7ft from the ground to the top of the roof
this Chevy 36 series just barely sneaks under a standard 7ft door as
seen in the 2nd picture. This Napco Truck stands out and demands
attention unlike other Chevy single wheel trucks of this era , chances are slim to see another on the road or at a car show with this stance unless modified or unoriginal, this is the original Monster truck from the 50's! NAPCO components are original and were installed at the factory, not an add on Stock 4 speed Transmission shifts well through the gears Transfer Case inners in perfect working ,shown in pictures through access cover,access cover removed for oil change. Front axle needs attn on drivers side ,not locking Cab is very solid with a few rust areas none structural, misc dents,dings Paint is a faded factory stock Yellow ,bed is fair cond in Gray primer and has been added. Floor is solid Cab steps are solid Stock bench seat needs redone Power brakes spare tire and rim included Clear title Truck must be paid for in 5 business days Will store truck for short time while waiting for truck to be picked up as long as paid in full if you have any questions please ask i will answer
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