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1954 Chevy 6400 5-window 2-ton Farm Truck on 2040-cars

Year:1954 Mileage:35730
Location:

West Linn, Oregon, United States

West Linn, Oregon, United States

1954 Chevrolet 6400 2-ton Flatbed with operating PTO tilt--dump truck. Possibly Chevrolet's best engine ever made--JobMaster 261 cubic inch 6-cylinder (see article by Jim Carter at jimcartertruckparts/Articles/261-Engine.) 4-speed transmission with 2-speed rear differential, dual-suspension. 5-window cab with original green paint. The 13' 3" flat bed is a dump bed, which was built in Portland for the new truck and is heavy duty solid. This truck is an eastern Oregon Farm Truck where there is almost no humidity so none to very little rust.  The truck was still running on the farm. Since I bought it, I have it stored under cover and really enjoyed working on it. I spent a lot of time cleaning it up, then removed the head and had it inspected--passed inspection at local machine shop.  I had new valves installed, and then rebuilt the carburetor, new battery, new coil, wires, cap, rotor, plugs, etc. The 261 starts every time and the truck drives--I drove it around the block. PTO operated and tilts the bed. Brake system is complete with hydro-vac.  Master cylinder is rebuilt, but system needs to be bled and inspected for operation.  Front pads are thin, but rear pads are thick.  The Hand brake has drum on driveshaft, which is functional. Body is complete and in great shape.  A dent on the back of the cab against the flatbed and the doors need to be adjusted to close properly.  no holes in the floor boards and no visible rust at the bottom corners  All windows are fine except both door windows.  The windshield, back window and curved windows are all good.

Moving and prefer not to store it outside, so someone can continue the project. I have the shop manual and parts are relatively easy to get, as well as friendly advice.  This is a great year and great truck.

 $200 deposit within 24 hours and full payment within 7 days.  I will work with you on transportation/shipping arrangements.

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