I have a friend that has a 1951 vac by serial number for sale. I believe it would run if it had a gas line to the carb. I have never seen one around here with a wide front and no eagle hitch. The tin is in good shape, the only problem i see is it has 16" tires squeezed on the rear and a non factory pan for the seat. Anyone want to throw out a number for a value? I also would like to know if the serial # can be found on the block.
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connor9988
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I bought mine for $800. Here is a picture for comparison.
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