1948 1 Ton Dodge Dually Flatbed Truck on 2040-cars
Sevierville, Tennessee, United States
This beautiful get in, ride and drive 1 Ton Dodge Dually Truck runs great.This truck has had a lot of work done to it to bring it back to good running condition. This truck is what it is; a classic, vintage, old truck; a real head turner. This truck still has the original engine, body, and windows. All new wiring harness, spark plugs, and wires. Heater works well. Rebuilt generator and new battery / cables and tray. All 6 Volt system, all lights work, new turn signal assembly. Electric windshield wipers, new gas tank and fuel line, new side view mirrors and bracket arms. 6 Cylinder, 4 speed on floor. New water pump, all brake systems redone, tires have good rubber, but side walls of tire are weather cracked. Seats are in fair condition, new floor mats, new wooden bed with headache rack. This is a solid truck with very little rust and bondo. Clear TN title in my name. This truck is very old and there is not a lot of these trucks left anywhere. 66 years old with almost all original parts, so take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime deal. If you are a fan of dodge trucks then you would know this is a rare find.
The lucky winner will be responsible for picking up of truck, please no texts, no trades for all inquiries please call Richard at 865-850-7807. *Please note the day I took pictures, birds flew over and left white droppings on truck. White spots are from birds; can be cleaned off. |
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