1952 Chevy 5 Window Pickup, Very Nice Truck on 2040-cars
Albany, Texas, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:216 SIX
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: 5 WINDOW
Drive Type: MANUAL
Mileage: 0
FOR SALE OR TRADE IS THIS 1952 FIVE WINDOW CHEVY PICKUP. THE PREVIOUS OWNER HAD TAKEN THE FRONT END APART AND STORED ALL THE FENDERS, GRILL ETC, BUT ALL THE FRONT END PARTS ARE THERE AND READY TO GO BACK TOGETHER. UNFORTUNATLY HE HAD REMOVED THE BED AND LEFT IT UPSIDE DOWN OUTSIDE FOR MANY YEARS LEAVING IT PRETTY MUCH A PILE OF RUST, BUT BEDS ARE VERY EASY TO COME BY. THIS TRUCK HAS NONE OF THE USUAL RUST THRU YOU SEE ON THESE TRUCKS. THE ONLY RUST THRU SPOT ON THE ENTIRE TRUCK IS ON THE PASSENGER SIDE FLOOR UP HIGH NEXT TO THE KICK PANEL. ALL THE FLOORS ARE SOLID, BOTH CAB CORNERS ARE SOLID AS WELL. THIS TRUCK WOULD BE A GREAT BUILDER TRUCK AS EVERYTHING ON THE BODY IS IN GREAT SHAPE. IT HAS REALLY NICE "PATINA" OVER THE YEARS I'VE BOUGHT A LOT OF OLD TRUCKS AND CARS, BUT NEVER ONE IN THIS GOOD OF SHAPE!!!! ALL THE BACK AND CORNER GLASS ARE GOOD, BOTH SIDE GLASSES ARE CRACKED AND ONE OF THE FRONT GLASSES HAS A CHIP. AT SOME POINT SOMEONE HAD RE-DONE THE INTERIOR. ALL THE STAINLESS TRIM IS IN GREAT SHAPE, ALL ORIGINAL GAUGES ARE STILL IN PLACE, DOORS OPEN AND CLOSE ETC. THE ORIGINAL 216 ENGINE AND 3 SPEED TRANNY (COLUMN SHIFTER) ARE INTACT BUT I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THEIR CONDITION. BASICALLY THIS IS A COMPLETE "RUST FREE" TRUCK WITHOUT A BED. I HAVE THE ORIGINAL TITLE IN HAND. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKUP AND OR SHIPPING. I WILL EXCEPT CASHIER CHECK, MONEY ORDER, CASH IN HAND IN PERSON, OR DEALING WITH YOUR BANK TO MY BANK IN TEXAS. |
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