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1950 50 Dodge B2c B-2-c 3/4-ton 5 Window Farm Pickup Truck on 2040-cars

Year:1950 Mileage:1
Location:

Alameda, California, United States

Alameda, California, United States

1950 Dodge B-2-C Pickup Truck for sale. Project Truck. I no longer have time to finish this project.

I bought this truck without engine 2 years ago.
I have since replaced engine, rebuilt transmission, radiator, starter and generator.
Still need a bit of work to get running, master cylinder, pedals and hook up the electrical.

comes with manuals, repair books, 2 spare engines, all parts and 8 tires.

Thanks for looking.

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