1951 GMC PICKUP, BAGGED, PATINA, RAT ROD, PROTOURING, 3100, SURVIVOR

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Awesome1951 GMC 150 short bed pickup rat truck with a amazing patina. I am selling under the Chevrolet manufacturing heading because it draws way more attention than as a GMC listing. I will try to hit the highlights of this truck and not leave anything out.The GMC is a frame off creation that is sitting on a completely cleaned and painted S10 frame with all new bushings, shocks, brakes, brake lines, fuel lines and aluminum fuel cell. Suspension is a four corner bag set up with 5 gallon tank, 2 Viair compressors, and Airmaxx x4 valve.Driveline is a crate SBC 350 with aluminum intake and quadrajet carb. Engine has tube headers, new exhaust and chrome valve covers and intake. Transmission is a rebuilt 700R4 overdrive unit with balanced drive shaft. Engine is cooled with a 3 row custom radiator with trans cooler and electric fan.Body is a resurrected 1951 GMC 150 former longbed that has been shorted to standard short bed dimensions. Cab has all new glass and seals and new custom floor tunnel. Interior has all new Dolphin gauges, new dash trim, S10 tilt wheel and complete interior done by Jim's Trim in Martinsville Indiana. Interior is heated and cooled by a Vintage Air unit made for this model truck with interior color matched vent runners, Electric wipers and all new wiper arms and blades have been installed also. All new complete EZ wiring harness and wiring throughout the truck. All lights work, headlights, high beams, high beam indicator on dash, turn signals, turn signals indicators on dash, brake lights, horn, and interior dome light. New interior door handles and window cranks finish the custom door panels off.Truck bed is all new with true 1"rough milled poplar sourced local in Brown County Indiana.Truck is a very nicely detailed show stopper that is a blast to drive to work or any event. Truck starts, drives and stops great and has no mechanical issues. Clear 1951 GMC title in hand, no title issues.