1938 Gmc on 2040-parts.com
Sterling, Colorado, US
A 1938 gmc half ton pickup. has straight axle in front has 77 8.5 rear end with new brakes. somebody painted it with a brush. very little rust. has snall dents on body. interior has no floor and no seat. no bed bottom. rolls around and has a 250 6 installed with a powerflide trans. i have lots of extra parts not shown like horn and lights
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