1951 Gmc Pickup,rat Rod Truck,hot Rod 3100,bagged Truck,rat Rod,patina Truck on 2040-cars
Asheboro, North Carolina, United States
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1951 GMC i found this truck out in the country close to where i live its the second owner in the same family was bought local out of sanford nc used local in the farm to pick up supplys .the truck sat when the old man told me his brakes went out sat since 1984 he said he would turn it over year after year till his health got bad then the son listed it for sale no one cared to keep it the truck has not been messed with pretty much all original inside and out very little rust for a 1951 barn find gmc ..
i would say it just needs to be kept as is unles you want it would be a easy restoration since its all there original gmc motor and drive train. the truck is really cool i have not tryed to get it running. i bought it like this . .it will need a brake job and full tune up to get back on the road . all the glass is ok and windows roll up and down the transmission shifts and the clutch works. most all solid it will need small stuff no major under side is real solid also .the truck is not a short bed or its also not a long bed its the work truck rare bed. its all there ready for you |
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