1941 GMC A weekend away from being driveable

GMC Other 1941 Description

A 1941 GMC was running and driving at 70 miles an hour two years ago. The only issue was that the battery would die when sitting for a period of time. I sent it to a friend of a friend and haven't driven it since. I did discover that it is on a late 90's Dodge Ram frame. It has a rebuilt 1956 Buick nailhead engine and a dynoflow transmission. It is rust free except for some signs at the base of the doors. I purchased it from Arizona and has always been garaged since I bought it. There is a youtube video online of the truck from three years ago from the person that I purchased it from, just google 1941 GMC truck.

What it needs, the alternator needs to be hooked backed up some lug nuts put on, that electrical problem was never fixed. The passenger door is tight and hard to open. The bottom of the doors have signs or inner moisture most likely from wet sand sitting in the base of the door as the truck was originally from Arizona. There's probably more since it's been sitting.

It's a good truck and I was hoping to give it to my daughter someday but things happen. The truck is also being sold locally so could be stopped at any time.

Good luck bidding