1969 Chevrolet 2wd Shortbed Step Side 99% Rust Free 100% Original on 2040-cars
Pine, Colorado, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: 2wd
Model: C-10
Mileage: 118,000
Trim: c10
This is a GREAT start to an easy resto. This 1969 C10 is just out of SW texas (dry). The truck 99% RUST free, NO RUST IN ROCKERS OR CAB CORNERS!..... just minor surface. The ONLY two small areas of rust is a small spot on the fire wall the size of a quarter and minor spots at the bottom of the interior kick panels. The truck is completely original and complete. It runs/drives and everything works including all the gauges. There are dents on both front fenders but it comes with a pair of perfect OEM replacements, it also comes with a nicer grill. Otherwise the truck has typical dings and light surface rust as you would expect on an original 1969 pickup but over all very solid with great bones. All glass is good. It is a trailing arm rear susp truck. Clean clear texas title. Please call for questions. THANKS! 303-570-4509
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