1952 Dodge Pickup (project) on 2040-cars
Chatham, Massachusetts, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: Three speed
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 120,000
Trim: black
1952 Dodge. Flathead six runs strong with three on the tree, shifts well. new brake lines/hoses.
basically the hard work is done. i cut the floor out and the new made with all new metal that has been primed, painted and seam sealed. i made new front cab panels and the back of the cab has been done as well. i have all the parts to be put back together plus many spare parts. four fiberglass fenders ($1500). fiberglass running boards, bed sides are good (no front bed panel or tailgate). i have all new gaskets and weatherstripping to be put on once the paint is done. new passenger door from cali. new front grill from cali. both with no rust. wiring is getting worked on. headlights, wipers, blower motor wired and working. the truck runs and drives. probably needs a carb rebuild, or at least the accelerator pump diaphram replaced.
i can email more pictures. i dont really want to sell the truck, id like to finish it but have no time.
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