1965 Chevrolet C30 Rare Factory A/c Power Steering Power Brakes on 2040-cars
Hays, Kansas, United States
Up for auction is a 1965 Chevrolet C30. It is a very rare factory air conditioned truck with factory power steering and power brakes. Master Cylinder is new, as well as the power steering pump. Carb was rebuilt and the fuel pump was also replaced. Truck runs and drives great, everything works as it should. All the A/C equipment is there and in place hasnt been used but was turned on about 7 months ago. Very unmolested truck. Rockers are solid, cab corners are solid, floor is solid, supports have a little rust in them. Fenders and inner fenders have the usual rust, inners have only a little. Frame is straight and solid. Has the semi-rare 17.5 in rims with factory dog dish hubs. Tires all hold air and have good tread. Very unique truck. Gin poles go with it, and the PTO does work. You can take the poles off and hook it up to have a dump bed for the flat bed. Clean kansas Title. Call or text 785-259-1658 with any questions you may have.
If youd like more pictures, please let me know. I have more pictures of the exterior. and others. thanks C10, C20, Chevrolet C10, Rare On Apr-22-14 at 10:14:28 PDT, seller added the following information: Correction on the wheel size. 17'' is what they are not 17.5 thanks |
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