Engine:None
Used
Year: 1937
Drive Type: None
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 0
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: 1/2 ton short bed
This is a 1937 Dodge Pickup, Short bed 1/2 ton. Lots a room to play with, you can go all directions with this one. Rat Rod, Hot Rod, Traditional, Etc. There is lots of work to be done on this project but decent sheet metal. I know that its got a chevy front straight axle Disc brake set up in the front missing the calipers. The rear end is a 55-59 Chevy six lug to match the front end. It looks like someone has cut down the frame to make it a short wheel frame, also did some front end frame boxing and added small block motor mounts. I have one driver side running board and not the passenger side. The bed has been shortened .Both front fenders have some rusting spots in the front lower section. The rear fenders, what I could tell that they have some bondo. No Grill !!!!The cab is in pretty good shape , along with the doors someone has cut on them to make it a suicide door truck, also with the exception that the floor has been patched and fire wall smoothed. The front lower sections will need some patching and cab corners. Like I said this is a Rat Rod project and will need some attention ! It is a hard truck to find in this year model. So good luck and your more than welcome to call me with any questions and offers off Ebay. Thanks Robert 479-466-1924
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