You are looking at a one of a kind rat rod here that I finished a little longer then 3 years ago. The body, roof, front fenders, and hood are from a 1952 GMC M211 Deuce and a Half. The roof has been chopped 4" and all the welds are clean and untouched. The grill is a stretched Jeep CJ7. The frame is from a 2006 4x4 Chevy. The 4x4 has been removed and the frame has been shortened but still retains all the factory suspension, brakes, steering, rear axle, and front knuckles. Big dual piston disk brakes in the front and drums in the rear with a master cylinder and booster from a older Buick. The motor is a 1974 Chevy 350 small block truck motor, It is a high nickle high zink block. Within the last couple hundred miles the motor received a complete refresh with new summit thumper cam, lifters, oil pump, noisy gear drive, and a complete gasket kit. It also has a Summit 650 carb, Weiand intake, and long tube headers that go into 4" stacks. Behind the motor is a stock 700r4 trans. The shifter for the trans is a set of ford small block connecting rods with a piston out of a lawn mower as the topper. It has all Autometer gauges except for the speedo which i made and just use my gps on my phone to tell me how fast I'm going. The seats are two driver seats from a deuce and a half with pizza boxes for the "cushions". The rear fenders are 57 Chevy front fenders that I capped off and put led Truck-lite school bus tail lights in where the headlights originally were. I also kept the original bezels and bumper end caps and stretched the center of the bumper. The newer material on the bed is all 16ga steel with stainless hardware. This thing is a blast to drive and gathers a crowd at every car show because its so different. If you have any questions feel free to ask. This is for sale locally so i reserve the right to end the auction at any time until a bid is placed then i will let the auction run its course so dont wait to put your bid in! I will help load or whatever i can if you decide to ship it to you. If you have any other questions feel free to ask and thanks for looking.
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