1967 Chevy C10, Rat Rod Cruiser on 2040-cars
East Rockaway, New York, United States
1967 CHEVY C10. AWESOME TRUCK, CRUISER. PERFECT SHOP TRUCK AND RAT ROD. THE PATINA IS GREAT. TRUCK WAS STORED SINCE 1980. WE JUST PUT THE TRUCK ON THE ROAD AND DRIVING IT. THE TRUCK HAS 63K MILES, ALL STOCK. 6CLY, 3 SPEED ON THE TREE. WE WENT THREW THE TRUCK AND JUST PUT ALOT OF MONEY INTO IT, NEW BLACK SEATS, TUNE UP, OIL, COMPLETE SERVICE, AIR BAGS, GUN BOX THAT HOLDS AIR RIDE SYSTEM, WOOD BED, AND OUT BOARD FUEL TANK AS GAS TANK.TRUCK IS VERY COOL. AIR RIDE SYSTEM HAS ONE TANK AND TWO COMPRESSORS. TRUCK RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT. JUST INSPECTED.
On Feb-18-14 at 17:06:52 PST, seller added the following information: THE TRUCK IS ALL ORIGINAL, BESIDES THE AIR RIDE AND GAS TANK. I ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE MOTOR THAT CAN BE BOUGHT FOR A EXTRA $1000.00. COMPLETE 2006 5.3 IRON BLOCK WITH 80K ON IT. MOTOR ADAPT PLATES TOO, ECU. BOLT IN AND GO |
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