1966 Chevrolet C10 Pickup on 2040-cars
Redmond, Oregon, United States
I am selling this vehicle for my disabled brother-in-law, he has owned the vehicle for approximately thirty months. The vehicle has been garaged and covered for the past two years. He has signed the title and the vehicle is ready to go.
I have driven the vehicle over to my house which is twenty miles from where it was in storage and it drives great. I have looked the vehicle over and have found the following defect. The left turn signal does not click, front light is burned out back light comes on so the bulb my be the problem. Right turn signal is working but light does not come on inside the truck. The controller for the fan that controls the heater and defrost is missing this shows up in the photos. There is a tear in the upholstery which also shows up in photos. If you would like any addition photos please let me know. Upon winning bid I will require a $500 dollar deposit and remaining money due within 5 day. Vehicle will be picked up and shipped from sellers residence at buyers expense. |
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