1957 Chevy Truck Project Large Back Window. on 2040-cars
Granger, Indiana, United States
Engine:none
Drive Type: none
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 100,000
Model: Other Pickups
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: none
1957 chevy truck project. large back window.cab will need typical cab corners and some floor work. step area will need some too.hood is very solid and in good shape. I have a solid, rust free 1974 chevy short bed frame for this.there is some surface rust on frame, that is all. no cancer issues.Frame is complete and rolling also. I do not have a 57 frame.I was told this is a common swap and fairly easy to do.S10 frames are too narrow.I have most of the bed. except the fenders.The bed pieces are solid but have some damage . doors will need some work also. they do have all hardware and windows in them. Basically it is a project truck with a very nice, clean 1974 swb frame.project includes, frame ,cab(large window) ,hood , bed (no fenders), step sides,new paintable bumpers.I do not have fenders front or rear, radiator support, inner fenders, no motor or trans either. good clean title. 1 574 310 9721
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