1951 Chevrolet Pick Up Great Shape 1/2 Ton Lots Of Pics on 2040-cars
Gallatin, Tennessee, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: manual
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 0
Trim: 3100
Hello Ebay, we are offering a 1951 Chevrolet Step Side Pickem UP Truck today, and I have to say this is one of the survivors. I can say I know nothing about it as far as how old the resto job is, It has been converted to a 12v system with a alternator and painless wiring harness, seat is redone looks very nice but dont think it to be factory. Paint is good, and has been repainted and body is straight. Still has the drum front brakes, newer shocks in rear with wheel cyl, gas line to tank is new also. 3 on the tree with clutch feeling nice and tight, newer tires with Full Tread and the bed has newer wood. I have taken pics of the outside and the inside top to bottom and all underneath the truck to, there are a couple of drips here and there but hey it is only 62 years young. All cab corners look solid and so does the frame as you can see in the pics.It will be sold as miles unknown but looking at it from top to bottom its a pretty nice old truck We did acquire this truck and it was not a trade. If I can help by answering any questions I will be more than happy to. Please give me Tim Clark a call at 615 948 2139 and good luck
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