Unique One Of A Kind 1946 Dodge Truck - Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Rocky Mount, Virginia, United States
Looking for a one of a kind Rat Rod? This is a bad to the bone cool truck. This truck has a big block 413 with a four speed manual transmission. Motor and transmission both in good shape but needs a carborator gasket. This is a running truck. The truck does have brakes. The truck is going to need some work to get it road ready but would make an awesome rat rod. The truck is a short bed 6ft dually truck sitting on a 71 Dodge frame. Every thing on this truck is MOPAR except for the box bed and the tailgate. The seat needs to be mounted. The lights work but need to be grounded. I have orginal tail lights for the rear in good shape but needs 12 volt bulbs installed and lights to be connected. If you want something different don't miss out on this truck. I hate to sell this truck and have had many offers in the past but now something has came up and that is why I have decided to sell it. The truck is sold as is so I encourage you to come and look at it before you bid. Please only serious bidders. I do not have pay pal. If you have any questions please call me. I will not be able to return text or emails. My phone number is 540-556-5349. -Joey
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