1938 Dodge Brothers Pickup - Late Model Fuel Injection Engine & Overdrive Trans on 2040-cars
Joplin, Missouri, United States
1938 Dodge Brother Pickup Fuel injected late model Dodge 360 Magnum engine 46RH Late model overdrive transmission with shift kit & lock up Dodge Valarie front end Disc brakes Dodge 7 1/2 rear end with 223 gears All steel body New interior Factory wheels and hub caps New exhaust Truck drives and runs great!!! Nice body, not your typical old rust bucket New aluminum radiator made for truck Painless wiring harness with late model pcm All new glass & seals Runs cool
Super hard to find pickup. Perfect truck to jump in and go anywhere you want. Hard to find truck with late model drivetrain that will do whatever you want without any trouble. Truck cruises down interstate at 80 mph with ease. This truck really is the perfect combination of old school cool and late model no hassle. This truck turns heads everywhere it goes. Truck has been all over the midwest without one single issue. Body isn't perfect, but pretty darn good for 70+ years old. When will you get another chance to get ahold of one of these???? Call or email if you have any questions. Can take phone calls in evening or weekends. 417-291-9848 or jimmy_high@hotmail.com Truck can be made available for viewing by request.
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