Nice Restoration, 1951 GMC 100 Truck

Nice Restoration, 1951 GMC 100 Truck

100 1951 GMC Single Cab

Nice Restoration, 1951 GMC 100 Truck For Sale

Found this one nice restoration of old American trucks was listed in Craigslist about a day ago, for $18900 located in Orange County, California. As shown here is 1951 GMC 100 Truck has been totally restore in and out, all looks great and presented well by photos. It's more unique than Chevy 3100 Series so it would be little bit get more value.

This could be a nice example of model still runs and drives well today. Interior so good to see, nice color combo, cool detail and all done very neatly.

1951 GMC 100 with 6-cylinder engine 228 CI, 4 Speed VIN: B228221230 with 68000 miles since rebuilt. The pictures tell the story of this super clean, straight Arizona Truck.

Nice Restored, 1951 Mercury Woodie Station Wagon

Nice Restored, 1951 Mercury Woodie Station Wagon

1951 Mercury Station Wagon

Nice Restored, 1951 Mercury Woodie Station Wagon For Sale

Found this one nice old restoration outcome still in awesome condition. As shown here is an American antique station wagon that comes with a wooden body made by Mercury in 1951, all look great for its age with only 85K miles on it. It could be a remarkable example of the Mercury Woody Wagon that was offered on Craigslist, looking for $62500 or possibly to trade, located in Tempe, Arizona.

If you are looking post-war car as a collection this could be the perfect candidate to grab today. The 1951 Mercury Wagon wears neat woody bodywork and reportedly runs and drives excellently with very well maintained and always kept in the garage.

From what we can see in the photos, the interior is great still with mostly original wood material reported, very clean and neat, especially on the dash and all gauges function correctly. The seats are in good shape also the carpets and architectural wood dash fittings are always fun to see it.

No words about mechanical issues it starts and drives fine with its original flathead engine. This is a great example of a shooting engine bay of the post-war Mercury. If you're interested come to see directly for accurate conditions.

Nice Custom Bagged, 1951 Special Tourback Sedan

Nice Custom Bagged, 1951 Special Tourback Sedan

1951 Buick Sedan Tourback

Nice Custom Bagged, 1951 Special Tourback Sedan

Found this one cool bagging custom build based on American antique car, as shown here is 1951 Buick Series 40 Special Tourback 2-door sedan still with its original engine and drivetrain fairly cool in black with the cherry red wheels and original Buick hubcaps. No mechanical issue, all in good shape overall, only few instrument not working properly but not important things to disturb its performance.

Hard to find imperfection from here should come if you serious, with minor repair or replaced few parts that would be be perfect. The vehicle was offered for sale by current owner, asking $13000 located in Atascadero, California.

Extremely Rare Car, 1951 Packard 300

Extremely Rare Car, 1951 Packard 300

1951 Packard Packard 300 Sedan

Extremely Rare Car, 1951 Packard 300 For Sale

Hard to find today, an extremely rare car coming from American manufacturer Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan. 1951 Packard 300 VIN: 24727889 in excellent condition overall, needs nothing, runs and drives well. As the seller says, only 15,309 were ever made, and this is one of a few left today.

Found dusty in the garage for the last 10 years and remains in perfect shape, is very solid, has no dent or rust, and recently received an engine and transmission rebuild. It could be a remarkable example of a 1951 Packard 300 sedan.

No words about renovations, the interior looks great for its age, and everything looks clean and tidy, nice to see the radio and hope it works well and all the instruments and equipment inside can be a blessing to the next owner.

It's a Packard's venerable Super Eight engine family. 1951 Packard 300 featuring a 327 ci (5,360 cc) "Thunderbolt" inline eight flat head engine mated automatic transmission that has only 85000 miles on it and less than 50 miles since rebuild.

1951 Jeep Willys M38 Tactical Truck

1951 Jeep Willys M38 Tactical Truck

1951 Jeep M38 Utility Vehicle Willys

Nice WWII Heritage, 1951 Jeep Willys M38 Tactical Truck

Found this one pieces of World War II heritage, its so well-known as tactical and support vehicles in front line that was made by Jeep Willys for allied forces during WWII and used in europe and pacific wars. When wars end in 1945 most of them scattered from Europe to Asia Pacific and didn't comeback then was taken into private hands.

As shown here is a remarkable sample of the Willys M38 US Army Jeep for post war period manufactured in 1951 was looking for a new owner.

1951 Ford F1 Truck

1951 Ford F1 Truck

1951 F1 Ford Single Cab

Nice Old Truck With Patina Look, 1951 Ford F1 Truck

Find a cool old American truck offered for sale on Craigslist for $20,000. The first generation Ford F-Series, known as the F1 truck released in 1951, has had many upgrades and custom parts, is powered by a 302 motor mated to a C6 automatic transmission, and is said to be in good condition overall, with quite cool low-profile, nice patina looks, and the interior is also good, and worth keeping.

Unfortunately, there isn't much info and detail written in the Ad, so it's best to ask or come to see if you're serious about it.

1951 Muntz Jet Project

1951 Muntz Jet Project

1951 Coupe Muntz Muntz Jet Sports Car

Undergoing Restoration Project, 1951 Muntz Jet

Found this unique luxury sports car offered for sale by the owner on Craigslist. Made by a famous builder of Indy race cars, Frank Kurtis, and manufactured by Muntz in Chicago, well-known as the "Muntz Jet", the early model was released in 1951 as a 2-door coupe with the body extended to make it a 4-seater, powered by a big Cadillac V8 engine mated with a Hydramatic automatic transmission, only 6 seconds from 0 to 50 mph and 125 mph for top speed, making it crowned as the fastest performance car of its era.

Currently, it's considered one of the most worthy collectible handmade cars in the US. rare car with limited production numbers, at that time most were sold to a few wealthy buyers in Hollywood believed only 400 units were sold during 1951-1954, not long after, the Muntz company went bankrupt due to losses of about $1000 for every Muntz Jet sold. And this is Muntz Jet number 143.

It could be a perfect start to restore, the 1951 Muntz Jet number 143 offered as a project in runs and drives condition, that’s undergone quite a bit of work recently, including a rebuilt floor, reupholstered front bucket seats, and more. About 65% has been done, not so far to be great at least without talking about the engine issue. Need a body expert to continue work on the frame, such as removing a few dings that were shown here as well as repainting as a finishing touch, and a fiberglass removable top in need of attention to be finished. The original engine was swapped by the previous owner with a younger 1957 Lincoln 368 C.I. engine and was mated with its original G.M. Hydra Matic.