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A bump to the top once again - New information / pricing reduction. Thanks for looking and please message me if you have more questions or require more photos / explanations of what you see. Jay

Well it is time for another bump for this ad! Just to sweeten it a bit I have reduced the price once more to $4100, down from $4250. If you want to know more about the car let me know. It needs to get on down the road to a new owner / restorer. Thanks again.

Time to give everyone another look at this fine project 1928 Chevrolet!

Back to the top please with a price reduction!

Price reduction! Was $4500 - NOW only $4100!! Also might be tempted by an interesting trade. Things such as a side by side of same or greater value considered. Clear, up-to-date Missouri title in my name. Appears that the car still has the original motor that came with it from the factory as the title numbers match the engine numbers. Very complete car, engine not running at this time but turns over freely. Sheet metal very sound with very few rust through spots and they are small. The doors are in terrific shape. Window glass is present and isn't busted up. Rolls easy to load onto trailer. All seats present and ready to be reupholstered. Purchased this as a project to work on after I finish my current project, however find time slipping away and I'm not making very rapid progress on current one and I need the shop bay for other parts of current project. Regret that I need to let it go, but reality is finally sinking into my brain that it will be a really long time until I can get to this one. Car located in Columbia, MO, which is on I-70 half way between St. Louis and Kansas City MO. Thanks for checking out this ad!! Jay Self

Watch out for rust in the firewall and area over the windshield - could be repaired but would be a bear. Also other areas that are pretty standard to have rust is the floor, rockers, sills, and cab corners. Great looking trucks with timeless beauty. Enjoy!

Thanks 30DodgePanel! Sometimes slips my mind we live in a capitalist society and everything rises or falls on demand and supply.

I understand the supply and demand idea - just thought maybe they produced a gazillion of them, or that there was something very wrong with them compared to the other series. Curiosity working overtime I guess.

Why aren't these as desirable as the other series trucks you mentioned? As for the condition, it is in surprisingly good shape. I couldn't believe how solid the mounting points are where it attaches to the frame. If that was a Model A Ford cowl those attaching points would be totally eat up with rust. Jay

No idea where the rest is - this is all I got when I bought it. Value?? Thanks for the responses! Jay

This item sold at Chickasha Swap Meet. Thank you!

This item is gone - sold at Chickasha swap meet. Thank you!

I recently purchased this truck cowl and doors. Was told it was 24-25 Graham Brothers, but when I looked online at photos of that year of Graham Brothers trucks the photos of the dash show a raised area around the instruments on dash center. This cowl dash does not have the raised area. Besides, the gauges on the Graham Brothers are scattered across the dash where the one I have they are centralized in a large opening. Doors have a distinctive body line and I have tried to show that in the photos. Thanks for any assistance anyone could offer. Jay

I have for sale a pair of cowl lights that I unfortunately cannot identify. Look to be off of a larger car from the 20' or 30's. Condition is good and price is right! Look at pictures attached to see what you think. Asking $60.00 plus any shipping needed. Thanks, Jay

I have for sale a 1928 Chevrolet 4 cylinder head. The head has been checked at a machine shop where the gentleman does many older engines and has for several years. He said it was flat enough it didn't need resurfacing, but did need to replace 4 valve guides and 4 valve seats - which he did. Will need new valves yet. Have valve cover, push rods, carb.(appears to be a Zenith - looks suspiciously like Model A carb.), and intake manifold to go with it. Asking $350.00 for all of it - make a good overhead valve conversion for someone! I will be set up at Chickasha, OK swap meet for pre-1945 automobiles in a couple of weeks and can bring this with me to save shipping. Thanks, Jay