FS- 1941 CCKW 352 Closed Cab - SOLD
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:24 pm
THE TRUCK HAS BEEN SOLD! THANKS!
With regrets, I need to sell my 1941 project truck. As stated, it's a 1941 SWB, closed cab with banjo axles. It has the hole in the roof for the gun ring, (includes ring mount and NOS ring). Doors, glass, lumber for troop seats & side racks, engine components, and many other items included (you've got to see pics in the link below). Gas tank has been drained & is in good shape.
I purchased the truck from Kevin Kronlund of Army Cars USA last March. It is a Euro return that Kevin purchased as an uncompleted project. The truck is very complete, as far as parts are concerned. The previous owner rebuilt the engine, disassembled the truck, and gathered the majority of the parts needed for restoration.
Currently, the truck is at Ron Leatherman's shop in Albion, Indiana. It has been stored inside at Ron's since I purchased the truck. It is ready to be blasted and painted, with a very small amount of body work to the cab roof needed. Please e-mail or pm with any questions!
Here is a link to a few pics of the truck at Ron's shop:
http://www.mv-restoration.com/mv_restoration02g_013.htm
I am asking BEST REASONABLE OFFER!!! I paid $9000 for the truck. No title, but I will provide a bill of sale.
Thanks.
-Mike
With regrets, I need to sell my 1941 project truck. As stated, it's a 1941 SWB, closed cab with banjo axles. It has the hole in the roof for the gun ring, (includes ring mount and NOS ring). Doors, glass, lumber for troop seats & side racks, engine components, and many other items included (you've got to see pics in the link below). Gas tank has been drained & is in good shape.
I purchased the truck from Kevin Kronlund of Army Cars USA last March. It is a Euro return that Kevin purchased as an uncompleted project. The truck is very complete, as far as parts are concerned. The previous owner rebuilt the engine, disassembled the truck, and gathered the majority of the parts needed for restoration.
Currently, the truck is at Ron Leatherman's shop in Albion, Indiana. It has been stored inside at Ron's since I purchased the truck. It is ready to be blasted and painted, with a very small amount of body work to the cab roof needed. Please e-mail or pm with any questions!
Here is a link to a few pics of the truck at Ron's shop:
http://www.mv-restoration.com/mv_restoration02g_013.htm
I am asking BEST REASONABLE OFFER!!! I paid $9000 for the truck. No title, but I will provide a bill of sale.
Thanks.
-Mike