1937 PLYMOUTH PT-50 PICKUP, RAT ROD, STREET ROD, CLASSIC, MOPAR

ULTRA RARE!1937 Plymouth PT-50 pickup truck with Dodge Dakota updates. This is a first year Plymouth pickup that was one of only about 11k built that year and very few remaining. This PT-50 has a era correct green body. black fender paint scheem with no body damage and ultra straight original Plymouth steel cab. bed. fenders and dog house. running boards are all steel custom fabricated items that match the body lines nicely. Engine is a rebuilt 3. 9 6 cylinder from a Dodge Dakota. the automatic transmission and rear end is also from the same Dakota. Engine starts and runs perfect. The engine has custom headers. new alternator. new radiator. nbsp;and electric fuel pump. Interior is VERY clean and finished with bucket seats. seat belts. nbsp;custom tilt column. Grant wheel. Kenwood stereo Blaupunkt speakers. floor shift. Dolphin gauges (all function perfectly). Painless wiring thru whole truck. and new door seals. Other features are a Fatman modern front end with power steering. power brakes (disc in front). new brake lines throughout. new aluminum fuel tank and sending unit. steel wheels. new door handles inside and out with new latches and window cranks. nbsp;chrome moon caps and fresh tires. Only flaw is crack in drivers door glass in front corner (see pic). This is a truck is a dream to drive and enjoy! Truck starts right every time and is not cold natured and runs smooth a silk. Head lights. high beams. turn signals. tail lights. and interior lights all work! On the road the truck runs out great and drives very very straight and simple with no running issues and stops on a dime. Just a effortless RARE cruiser that will turn heads at every cruise-in. not to mention its all Mopar! NO TRADES! On Apr-12-15 at 04:46:12 PDT. seller added the following information:Due to a few questions asked I will give a bit more detail. Frame is the super clean original and has a Fatman weld in front crossmember and suspension with power rack and pinion steering. Rear has original spring placement with new rear springs and Dakota rear end mounted OVER the springs so lowering would be very easy with some blocks. Cab has ALL glass in doors and front and rear windows. NO I do not have the bumpers. Exhaust is a two into one and is NOT loud but rather mellow and smooth. Fuel gauge works well and correct. I do not know what kind of car the seats came out of but they sit you very well in the car with plenty of head room (I am 5'11 and still have a good 5" to hit the cab top)Thanks to a Plymouth truck fan. the vin has been verified as being one of very few of these trucks being built in the Evansville Indiana plant (Evansville only built Plymouth trucks in 37 and 38) Truck was from the Terre Haute area and believed to have spent most of its life in Indiana.