1867 Chevrolet C-10 Cst Short Bed Pickup on 2040-cars
Jackson, Mississippi, United States
1967 chevrolet CST short bed fleetside pickup. It was purchased new in Marshall, Texas on March 7, 1967 by Earl Nix, and lived in Shreveport, Louisiana until it went to Bolton, Ms. in 1987, then to Flora, Ms., where it is now. The truck has been kept in it's original condition, except the after market radio, rallye wheels, and repaint. Original color was turquoise green with white top, before being painted black. It has factory bucket seats, power steering, power disc brakes, and tilt wheel. The original wood floor is still in the bed, but, covered with sheet metal. This truck has NO rust or dents. Paint is driver quality, but, far from show quality. Will be easy to paint, since no body work will be required. It has NEW body side and tailgate mouldings. The truck drives really good, with all lights, turn signals, and speedometer in working order. A/C is not working, needs compressor and hose. It also has the original owners manuals wih PROTECT-O-Plate. More info call 601-953-4688
On Feb-23-14 at 10:02:38 PST, seller added the following information: 1967 chevrolet CST short bed fleetside pickup. It was purchased new in Marshall, Texas on March 7, 1967 by Earl Nix, and lived in Shreveport, Louisiana until it went to Bolton, Ms. in 1987, then to Flora, Ms., where it is now. The truck has been kept in it's original condition, except the after market radio, rallye wheels, and repaint. Original color was turquoise green with white top, before being painted black. It has factory bucket seats, power steering, power disc brakes, and tilt wheel. The original wood floor is still in the bed, but, covered with sheet metal. This truck has NO rust or dents. Paint is driver quality, but, far from show quality. Will be easy to paint, since no body work will be required. It has NEW body side and tailgate mouldings. The truck drives really good, with all lights, turn signals, and speedometer in working order. A/C is not working, needs compressor and hose. It also has the original owners manuals wih PROTECT-O-Plate. More info call 601-953-4688 CLARIFICATION: I did not mean that the truck had factory tilt wheel, and factory disc brakes, I simply stated that it had factory bucket seats |
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