1937 Plymouth Pt50 Pickup Truck Hot Rat Rod Mopar 383 727 Lots Of Upgrades on 2040-cars
Lacey, Washington, United States
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Hello, what I have for your consideration is an excellent 1937 Plymouth PT50 Pickup Truck. There are less than 2000 of these left accounted for. This truck is in excellent condition. It drives and rides very well. The title is clear and in my name. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. This truck is finished and is a blast to drive. All the good cool stuff has been done. Here is the list of all the work that has been done to it.
Original frame professionally boxed in and a Mustang II front suspension installed. Adjustable coil overs up front. Power Wilwood disc brakes. Mopar 383 big block built very well with nice cam, 4bbl holley carb, headers, ect. Mopar 727 trans with shift kit. Mopar 8 3/4 rear end with locker and 3:55 gears. Line lock installed. Electric exhaust cut out just for fun! Everything is wired professinally. Headlights have Hologen Bulbs for better seeing at night. Turn signals in bulbs. 4 Core radiator with electric fan. Trans cooler installed on frame rail. Leaf springs in back. everything has been lowered for a very nice stance, but has suspension travel and rides nice. No scrapes on speed bumps either. Flowmaster exhaust. Exhaust exits behind rear wheels and is hidden in the rear fender. 20 Gal fuel tank under the bed. Body is painted Hot Rod Black and is in excellent condition. It was painted 2 years ago. Flames were pinstriped last summer. Windows are tinted. Seats are from a Chevy Tahoe and are leather and powered with lumbar support. Gauges are Stewart Warner and the speedo is programmed properly for these wheels and tires. Wheels are powder coated red and have Plymouth Division poverty caps. Running boards are line-x'ed with Plymouth step plates. 2 Storage boxes were made as bed supports. Front and rear. Boxes, rear bumper, and grille have been powder coated. Front bumper is original. Rear bumper is a modified Dodge Power Wagon bumper. It has a slot for a hitch. Tilt and telescoping steering wheel. Front glass cranks out nicely. All the windows roll up and down well. Wood bed is done nicely and is treated lumber. The bed has hold downs that go through to metal so they can be used to strap cargo onto the back. Truck has all the proper hard to find emblems and hood ornaments. Electric wiper that works. Original seat and frame can also come with the truck in case putting it back to original interior is something you want. I know whoever gets this truck will be very happy with it. A lot of hard work has gone into it to make it the way it is. It is fun, reliable, sounds amazing, rides smooth, easy to drive and has that super cool hot rod or rat rod look. If there are any questions feel free to contact me at any time. Thank you for looking at my auction. |
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