1953 Gmc 3100 Ratrod on 2040-cars
Key Biscayne, Florida, United States
Want a car that is ready for the next cruise in? Up for sale is this 1953 GMC 3100. This truck will break neck every were it goes. Its a rat rod. It has 22" steel wheels with brand new tires and has been lowered to give it that look. It has been converted to 12v and runs amazing has been completely re wired with a 1 wire alternator. The 235 is very strong and starts on the first try! The 3 speed shifts very smooth. She has all Brand new glass, and felts, new rear bumper and lights. This truck is ready to be enjoyed. Has a very clean interior with new carpet, kick panels and suede/vinly seat. This truck is ready to ride. I am selling this truck for a friend, please ask questions before bidding. Sold "as is" CLEAR FLORIDA TITLE dont hesitate to call 786 942 4555
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