Description
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Located in the USA...
1930 Chevrolet Series LR 1 1/ 2-ton Flatbed Truck = US-specs.
Price: $23, 900.. USD.. Firm
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Series LR 1 1/ 2-Ton Flatbed
Transmission: Four-speed Manual
Miles: 36, 261
Title: Clear
1930 Chevrolet Series LR 1 ½-ton Flatbed Truck
•Fully Restored
•Formerly on display in a Nebraska museum
•194 CID inline “Stovebolt” six-cylinder engine
•Four-speed manual transmission
•Black exterior and interior with wooden trim pieces
•New wood bed and rebuilt oaken box; new wiring; many new mechanical parts; new tires and flaps; and new upholstery
•131-inch wheelbase
•Six-lug front wheels and 10-lug rear wheels
Are you a Stovebolter? Would you like to become one?
- We are happy to have Classic Cars offers a passport to that universe in the form of this 1930 Chevrolet Series LR 1 ½-ton flatbed Truck, complete with Chevy’s “Stovebolt Six.”
- This truck was made in General Motors’ St. Louis, Missouri assembly plant (VIN code 3) and it was formerly on display in a Nebraska vehicle museum. It has undergone a comprehensive restoration and was done with the body off the frame and looks immaculate!
- The black paint and trim are in excellent condition.
- There are new wood trim pieces with a new wood flatbed, a rebuilt oaken box and an external sun visor.
- This would be welcomed in ant museum on display in front of your company.
- This truck rolls on new Firestone Deluxe Champion, gum-dipped tires, size 6. 50-20 in the back and 6. 00-20 in the front. Each tire is wrapped around a black solid disc wheel with silver trim, six-lug in the front and 10-lug in the back. The tires and wheels are in excellent order and the wheels add a distinctive look compared to the typical wooden spokes of the period.
- Under the hood is Chevy’s 194 CID straight six, also known as the “Stovebolt Six,” because the bolts that held the engine together resembled the bolts that were commonly used to assemble wood stoves.
- This engine used a forged steel crankshaft with three bearings and cast-iron pistons. Nineteen thirty was the second year for GM’s “Cast-iron Wonder” in its Chevy cars and trucks, surpassing the four-cylinder in Ford’s Model AA.
- Backing this motor is a four-speed manual transmission.
- The truck’s bodywork is straight and solid, its black from bumper looks good, and the truck’s engine bay is extremely tidy. Note that this truck has only a driver’s side taillight and windshield wiper.
- Inside, the split black bench seat is in excellent condition, with new upholstery while matching mats keep the floor tidy. There are oak inner door panels and a matching headliner that look fantastic and the four-spoke steering wheel with its wood rim also looks great.
- The instrument panel, with its usual minimal gauges, is in excellent order.
- The floor-mounted shift lever looks good, too.
- Competition to this Chevy in 1930 included the Fargo Freighter and Ford’s Model AA. Pre-WWII collectors and early era Chevrolet collectors will appreciate this Series LR truck for its simplicity, its function and how easily and correctly it operates. Visit us and see more Classic Cars today to check it out for yourself!
This truck is currently located at our facility in St. Louis, Missouri.
Current mileage on the odometer shows 36, 261 miles.
It is sold as is, where is, on a clean and clear, mileage exempt title. GET OUT AND DRIVE!!!
- All inspections welcome... We ship worldwide.
If you have questions please email us below... bnz
Shipping at your cost example... is about $1, 500.. to the UK ports...
Thanks for looking.... mtx
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