1940 Chevrolet Pickup 216 Inline Six - Nicely Restored at Country Classic Cars 

Beautiful truck. Fold out windshield with the fan is a neat feature

Things are quite a bit different these days, that's for sure. Thanks for taking a look my friend, I appreciate it!

Thanks for taking a look!

Very interesting. Lets put that baby next to today's 2014 Chevy Silverado and see what's changed in 74 years. They're so much alike and yet so different. Thanks Jeff! BTW looking good!

gorgeous piece of history

Awsome moonshining truck beautiful it would be fun to drive around in this truck and 6 cyl in line so easy to work on a little tune up and could easy go 100 miles pr hour fast thanks jeff and Jordan for this video i 🤟 😊 😊 😊 😊 have a great weekend from tom your friend always 🤩🤩

I like that a nice old truck would be fun to own

It really is a clean truck. Thanks for checking it out my friend!

I agreee, this is a really good looking truck. Thanks for checking it out!

Glad you like it, thanks for taking a look!

I like this one too. Thanks for having a look at it!

Cool 😎 truck Nice and tidy motor easy to maintain thanks jeff and Jordan for this video

Yep, they kept it really simple...only has what you need. It sure is a good looking truck. Thanks for watching!

That's a nice looking truck. I like that grill too. it looks sharp and gives the model character.

1 wiper, 1 brake light, a fan and no radio... a real work truck.

Yep, this one is really nice. Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks for watching!

It definitely is a good looking truck. Thanks for watching Gabe.

That is like Deadeye 1 Dan's rat rod 41 chevy rod, only really nicely restored. LOL thats a beauty love it.

Glad you like it. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!

The 6 volt headlights definitely aren't as bright. I would do a 12V conversion on anything I bought. There's a chance the truck was already converted...I didn't think to check that at the time.

Hello RamblinAround,"Wow" What a Great Old 1940 Chevy Pickup. Nice Restore Job."Keep The Great Videos Coming,and Thank You. Great Pickup and Video.(NICE).

what a beauty

I've just written my cheque out for $20,000 - I want it...lol I wish he says... :-) Beautiful, and barely a straight line on it, apart from the load area at the rear. She's a beauty alright.

I don't do test drives at that dealership....at least I haven't yet.

Looks amazing!

Now that's a sweet truck!!!! Thanks for sharing... . Merrie~Merrie

That Camaro is at a different dealership, but I think they still have it.

Very Sharp!

Nice. Can you see if you can get it next time your out there? Thanks!

Sweet looking truck. That was when trucks were trucks. Very utilitarian, not much (if any) creature comforts.

Yep, that's a 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix, powered by a 400.

It is pretty similar....his was probably just a year or two newer.

I would have love to see any of the truck from 1930-1940 trucks have a CrewCab option

Great video. Beautiful truck. I wish I had some extra coin, I would love to own a truck like that. Jeff I know these trucks ran six volt electrics, I would guess those big headlights were kind of weak. Jeff did these lights give off adequate light while driving at night?

WOW. I love it!... I like the fan inside, never seen that before. Is that a factory option?

Hey what's that gold Pontiac behind it. a GP?

i can tell that they spent a few months restoring it. i think all they did was remove the panels and engine, fixed some rust, rebuild and paint the engine and paint the removed panels and added some details. it can be a great daily driver or a delivery truck

My brother has one just like this only red...he wants to sell. Precisely restored to original condition in Duncan, Oklahoma

In 1970 I Got My First Vehicle A 1940 1 Ton Truck It Was In Good Condition With A Stock Engine And 4 Speed Paid One Hundred Dollars Drove It For A Little Over A Year I Was 16 And Loved It Does Anyone Know Why They Are So Hard To Find Compared To A 41

please post your asking prices on your nice classics thanx

Yeah, it's at Gateway Classic Cars.

Qué cuestan? Es verdad que por ahí alos 40 mil dlls ?

Can you drive this one