1946 Chevy 1/2ton Stepside Pickup/street Or Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Travelers Rest, South Carolina, United States
This 1946 Chevy pickup has been turned into a streetrod. We are asking $12,500.00 or best offer. Here is a few of the things that it has; a 350 Chevy crate motor (abt 10,000 miles on it) and a rebuilt 350 turbo Automatic transmission. The bed of the truck has been repaneled with treated wood. I has power steering, disc brakes, The front clip is from a 79 Firebird the rearend is from a Caprice it is primed and ready to paint. The date on the pictures is wrong the camera wasn't set to the correct date. This sale is to be paid with cash. Please Call Tammy @ 864-982-3643 All shipping cost is the responsibility of the buyer. All serious buyers need to contact me by phone. Serious inquiries only. If you are interested contact me at the number in the contact info. Any emails sent without a contact number will not be answered. |
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