1936 Chevrolet Other Pickups

Pickup truck

6 - Cyl.

Manual

Other

Gasoline

I'm selling a 1936 Chevrolet a pickup truck I recieved on a trade. I got it after the last owner had started on it as a rat rod project. It started life as a heavy truck and was transfered to a 1946 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup frame. The front axle was rebuilt, new shoes, wheel cylinders, bearings and was repainted. The body has rust or patina, depending in your perspective. There is some rust through the very botom of the doors and parts of the floor. The glass is replaced in the side windows and they do roll up and down, not always perfectly straight though. The rear glass and windshield is new and the windshield crank works after hours of fiddling with it to get it unfrozen. The grille shell is good, although I do not know for sure if the radiator itself is good. The fenders have surface rust on them and are cracked above the wheel openings, but are not rusted through anywhere. There is a large dent on the roof of the cab that can be pounded out. It's not very deep, just a long dent. The bed is trash, but the bed sides could be used in the fabrication on a new bed. The interior is non exsistent, and needs the wood for the doors and dash replaced. I do have two steering columns, wheels and gearboxes. I think one is from the 36 and the other from the 46. The engine is a 250 chevrolet that was running when it was removed from a 70's pickup. I have the transmission from the 70's pickup it was removed from along with the transmission from the 46. The rear axle is from the 46. There is no electrics or lighting on the truck, that's the way I got it. The entire tuck is just loosely fit together, nothing is bolted together. The cab isn't bolted to the frame, nor are the axles bolted to the frame and doors to the cab. There's other miscellaneous parts in a box as well. I didn't get any wheels with it either. There is no title for the truck, but one can probably get one through the DMV somehow or buy a "historical document" from a junkyard for the same year truck. With a chop and a channel it could make a cool rod. I don't know all that much about the truck, I have provided the information I was told when I recieved it. I will answer all the questions I can as promptly as possible. The purchaser is responsible for pickup or shipping and is not included in the selling price. On Jun-14-10 at 19:35:30 PDT, seller added the following information: I was asked multiple times if I had the hood. I now realize I left the hood out of the desciption and didn't post a picture, so I added one. On Jun-16-10 at 13:13:15 PDT, seller added the following information: I have been asked what the bolt pattern is for the wheels, so I figured I would include it in the listing. The hubs are 6 lug on 5 1/2 inch bolt circle. I also tracked down two wheels. They are just standard stamped steels, not artillery wheels or anything special. The tires on them are no good and will not hold air.