1958 Chevrolet Apache 3200, Black, Rebuilt Motor! on 2040-cars
Thayer, Missouri, United States
I am selling my 1958 Chevrolet Apache 3200. I bought this as a winter project, but a new job requires me to move several states away. Everything under the hood looks good, newly rebuilt 283 V8 engine. This would be a great start to your rat rod, as it was my dream to spray it flat black and drive it. It has a good seat in it and all the glass is in the truck. The truck needs some work to allow it to run and drive. It needs the brakes finished, the gas tank and lines installed, and minor wiring to complete everything. It also needs the doors adjusted to have the lines line up the way they should. The previous owner did the body work and paint job on it, so it isn't perfect. It is not in showroom condition, but its a good start to a rat rod. I have a new gauge cluster that will also go with the truck. The truck also has new cherry bombs and echo tips on it. The cab and front clip have been painted black, but the bed is still the original brown. My goal was to spray everything flat black, but unfortunately, I do not have the time to finish. MY loss YOUR gain.
This is a NON-RUNNING truck. It needs some work to get this truck on the road. I will help loading the truck, or if prior arrangements are made, I can deliver the truck. The VIN numer is V3B58L117240. I have a clean and clear MISSOURI Title in my hand. Please call NICK anytime if you have any questions, 417-372-1854 |
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