Up for sale is my 1951 GMC Truckster Rat Truck.The frame is custom built from a 1980 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. The powertrain isfrom a 1975 Ford F100 390 engine C6 transmission and shortened driveshaft.The carbuerator is changed to a Carter AFB 600cfm from the original holley. Exhaust is custom roadster/sprint style headers with glasspacks. The differential is a GM 14bolt full floater from a 1977 1 ton truck...the rear cover is a piece of oil pipeline with FWD trans cover for aquickchange type look. Gears are 3.73 open. Front wheels are 15X5.25 Cragar SS and the rears are custom 15X14 steel withpowdercoat and 33X22.5 Hoosier Quicktime DOT tires. Stock gas tank inside truck with aluminum 11 gal on outside frame,also functional. Front brakes are discs from 1987 Econoline van with hydroboost brake assist from 1977 Cadillac. Stockguages installed but not hooked up, Auxillary tach, fuel & temps guages installed and functional. Shifter is B&MMegashifter. This truck was constructed by myself from 2007 to 2009. This is the start of my sixth year driving it and ithas been extremely reliable. It steers very well due to strong straight frame and rack & pinion steering. It can ride alittle rough on crap roads but that is due to the heavy differential and tires on a relatively light body. truck weight is3440 with 1/2 tank gas. That is the price to pay for the cool look, but for a rat is drives real great, and it steers waybetter than any original 51 truck did. This is my first posting on Ebay so take it easy on me if I screw up, I'll do mybest to assist with questions and shipping help if need be. The truck is fully plated with antique plates and I drive itregularily. I am located in Regina Saskatchewan Canada, that is "Regina" not "Vagina" just to clarify :) For my Americanfriends reading this it is about a 2 1/2 hour drive directly north of your city of Plentywood Montana. It is not listedlocally only on Ebay cause it will depress the &^%* out of me to see someone else driving it here :( 2 Youtube short videos: Serch "Truckster 1" "Truckster 2"
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