1954 Dodge C-Series 1 White Pickup Truck 350ci V8 Automatic

As a business, Dodge started out as a parts supplier for Ford and other manufactures. Soon, the pistol-packing John and Horace Dodge leveraged their reputation of supplying high-quality products into a full manufacturing concern, producing their first automobile in 1914. In 1929, A year after being bought by Chrysler, Dodge introduced its first pickup truck. The C series replaced the B series that was produced from 1948-1953.
The 1954 C Series 5 window Dodge pickup offered here remains very solid and has been given a patina style paint job with antique themed display throughout. As you can see in a "blast from the past" treasures from the good ol days really grab the eye and strike up many conversations. Take this to any car show and you will be the talk of the show guaranteed. Everything that is on display throughout is easily removed and not permanently attached. It is powered by a Chevrolet 350 v8 paired with an automatic transmission with a B&M floor shift. Highlights include a Ford rear end, dual exhaust, new tires mounted on factory steel wheels with hubcaps, new starter and new alternator, new electric cooling fan, Edelbrock intake and carburetor, wood steering wheel, AM/FM/Cassette player. The truck runs very well and handles as it should.
Classic pick ups are very popular in today's collector market and the Dodge C Series is something rarely scene. Drive it home today!