1951 Chevy 3600 Bought this truck in 2016 from an older gentleman. He had the truck since 1971. I got it to use as advertising for my business and short drives around my land. The 216 engine runs good.

The gas tank had rust, so I am running it off an auxiliary gas tank. The brakes stop the truck, but you have to pump them a bit to get them to grab. It’s fine for what I am using it for, but it should be updated to work better for road drives.

The 4 speed manual trans on the floor shifts all gears like it should. Clutch feels good. The floor is solid, and the seat is supportive and there. It can use re upholstery. I used a seat cover when I played with it.

The tires are older, and weather checked, they hold air but after a few days the front passenger side goes low. I would recommend replacing them if driving more. The body is original how I got it and has awesome patina.

You can still make out faintly a business logo on the door. Pretty cool. The truck in my opinion is solid overall for being a unmolested survivor. There is a rust spot on the driver kick panel and some minor small dime size type patina holes around the body/ inside of box.

The truck has a great look in my opinion. The bed has a sheet of plywood in it as the original wood was rotted away, worked great for us as we put hay bales and pumpkins in it for advertising fall time. The glass is foggy, the driver window is cracked and should be replaced.

This should make someone a neat truck you can play around with while you take it to whatever level you want.