It is not an easy decision but the time has come for my Dad to let go of his 1933 Panel Truck. He purchased it the better part of 20 years ago and about 10 years ago we completely disassembled it to build and unfortunately didn’t get very far. Just one of those things. These are hard to come by and this is one of the best unrestored examples you could hope to start with. Very straight body that’s never been hit. Minor rust in lower 1” and wheel wells will need some work otherwise very solid. All wood in excellent condition and everything panel truck specific is there. No hunting down impossible to find parts! All fenders, running boards, grill and hood have been upgraded from what came with truck to all very nice parts. Originally a 4 cylinder but there is no engine or trans. Rear axle changed to 33/34 4.11 V8 (4cyl torque tube and drive shaft are shorter). Frame is in excellent condition with front cross member professionally changed with factory style rivets by us. Steering gear has been professionally rebuilt by us with modern seal and needle roller bearing at top of column. Ignition, side and rear door locks original using same key. Clean title in my dads name. We also have additional parts available such as a pair of unobtainiun NOS rear fenders, NOS RH running board and very hard to find 1934 rear bumper brackets (late ‘34 only) with bumper and matching ‘34 front bumper. Asking $22,000. Located in Southern California, city of West Covina 91790 at our shop, Early V8 Garage. Contact me, Dennis, by call or text: 909-541-3613.
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