1956 Gmc 1/2t With 3/4t Napco 4 Wheel Drive Like Apache Project on 2040-cars
Snohomish, Washington, United States
this is a 1956 GMC 1/2ton with 3/4ton Napco axels I bought this truck in Oregon and have a clear Oregon title it has a chevy v/8 with headers does not run! The truck sets very nice has 16" wheels has some typical rust front fenders (passenger side should be replaced) steps, cab corners and also in cab above windshield (if bought for full price I will include a header piece to repair this a good hood and a better passenger front fender) dash has been cut for radio.
drivers side door is rusted on the bottom and skin is loose but is very fixable passenger door is not as bad. bed is in pretty good shape has dent in rear fender bed wood is gone has correct GMC tailgate comes with a box of small parts that were in the truck when I purchased it. Missing seat and front driveline I have tried to describe the truck in its current condtion please ask questions before you buy! This is a hard to find truck that could be put back on the road as is or could be restored $500.00 nonrefundable deposit due when purchased and balance within 7 days buyer to arrange and pay all shipping
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