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Pontiac : Other 2 door Business Coupe
Sale price: $10,400.00 Make an offer
Car location: Canada
Sale type: Fixed price listing
Technical specifications, photos and description:
- Make:
- Pontiac
- Model:
- Other
- Year:
- 1950
- Color:
- Black
- Mileage:
- 38,469
- Engine:
- 350 Chevy Small Block
- Transmission:
- 700r4 automatic
- Fuel Type:
- Gasoline
- Trim:
- 2 door Business Coupe
- Interior Color:
- Black and White
- Vehicle Title:
- Clear
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Pontiac : Other 2 door Business Coupe for sale
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1950 2 Door Pontiac Business Coupe Rat Rod- Original Body and Glass
1950 Pontiac Rat Rod 2 door Business Coupe with original body. frame and glass plus:
350 Chevy small block
700 r 4 auto tranny
8. 5" Camaro rear end w/373
Front disc brakes
Cherry bomb dual exhaust
The car is driven daily and rides and sounds GREAT!!!
MORE DETAILED PICTURES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST!!!
Willing to deliver to Port
Huron Mi. for $140. 00 or Buffalo NY area for $200. 00 if it helps to make shipping within the US easier.
WHATS IT WORTH???
TRY AN OFFER!!!!
Please feel free to contact me with any additional questions.
What Exactly Is A Rat Rod and Where Did It All Begin?
In the last decade the largest craze in the hot rod world has been a very interesting trend known to many as “Rat Rods. ” The hot rods that are built in this particular fashion are commonly known for being highly exaggerated versions of 1950's style Jalopy hot rods. By highly exaggerated jalopies. we mean cars that are built to look poorly done on purpose. usually thrown together from old junk parts. and are usually poorly constructed as well as being built with little regard for safety. Ask the average gearhead what a “rat rod” is and they will tell you it is a pile of junk on wheels.
However. rat rods weren't always these poorly built junkyards on wheels. Rat Rods have actually evolved over the years and have gone through several different changes and phases. and many of todays examples are both some of the best and some of the worst seen. When the rat rod movement began it started out being closer to the traditional hot rod movement that exists today.
1950 Pontiac Rat Rod 2 door Business Coupe with original body. frame and glass plus:
350 Chevy small block
700 r 4 auto tranny
8. 5" Camaro rear end w/373
Front disc brakes
Cherry bomb dual exhaust
The car is driven daily and rides and sounds GREAT!!!
MORE DETAILED PICTURES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST!!!
Willing to deliver to Port
Huron Mi. for $140. 00 or Buffalo NY area for $200. 00 if it helps to make shipping within the US easier.
WHATS IT WORTH???
TRY AN OFFER!!!!
Please feel free to contact me with any additional questions.
What Exactly Is A Rat Rod and Where Did It All Begin?
In the last decade the largest craze in the hot rod world has been a very interesting trend known to many as “Rat Rods. ” The hot rods that are built in this particular fashion are commonly known for being highly exaggerated versions of 1950's style Jalopy hot rods. By highly exaggerated jalopies. we mean cars that are built to look poorly done on purpose. usually thrown together from old junk parts. and are usually poorly constructed as well as being built with little regard for safety. Ask the average gearhead what a “rat rod” is and they will tell you it is a pile of junk on wheels.
However. rat rods weren't always these poorly built junkyards on wheels. Rat Rods have actually evolved over the years and have gone through several different changes and phases. and many of todays examples are both some of the best and some of the worst seen. When the rat rod movement began it started out being closer to the traditional hot rod movement that exists today.
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