1946 Chevy Panel Truck Complete Project Truck on 2040-cars
Oxford Junction, Iowa, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:6 cylinder
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 0
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 6
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: Panel Truck
Drive Type: manuel
This is a complete 1946 Chevy Panel Truck that I recently purchased from who I believe was the 2nd owner of the truck. He had purchased it in 1964 and drove it until 1978 when he parked it in the shed. His brother removed the coil to use on a tractor and when he went to put it back on he never wired it back up. The coil is still held on by one bolt and the 2 wires are unhooked. The truck was driven to where it was parked but has sat so long that the motor is frozen. I haven't tried to break it loose it may come loose with some work or it may need to be replaced or rebuilt. The truck rolls and steers fine. It is what I believe to be a complete truck there are still three hub caps inside it. The only thing is the rear door handle is apart and lying inside (it may be missing some of the handle pieces I never really checked He had taken it off and put a bolt through the inside so no one could steal whatever he had stored in the back. Also the passenger door handle does not work. The title is in hand and is the original title from 1964 I think the vin may be 53-935 as this is listed as the SS. number. It does have quite a bit of rust to the quarters and the lower body. I tried to get good pictures so you can see it all. It is a project but it doesn't look to have ever been touched so you can see what your starting with and everything is there. This is for local pickup only. The buyer is responsible for all cost associated with pickup and delivery of this vehicle from 52323. Payment is to be made in full within 7 days of the end of the auction and the vehicle is to be picked up within 10 days unless prior arrangments have been made and the vehicle is paid for in full. I do require a 500.00 deposit immediatly after winning the auction just because there are so many non paying bidders on vehicles any more. If you have any questions or would like more pictures or to see the vehicle prior to bidding let me know. Thanks Mike
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