1969 Chevrolet C10 Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Oakley, Michigan, United States
1969 CHEVY C10 PICKUP TRUCK 2WD AUTOMATIC RESTORED ALWAYS BEEN STORED IN CLIMATE CONTROLLED AREA. DEHUMIDIFER IN SPRING/SUMMER, HEAT IN FALL/WINTER. VERY CLEAN! RESTORED INTERIOR, FLOOR CARPET, SEAT. WEATHERSTRIPPING, DOOR FELTS. DOORS OPEN/SHUT RIGHT! REBUILT 406 ENGINE. REBUILT TURBO 400 WITH 2500 STALL. REBUILT 12 BOLT REAR END, DETROIT LOCKER 4.10 GEARS. ENGINE, TRANS, REAREND HAVE 3500 MILES ON THEM. SERPENTINE BELT WITH MARCH ALUMINUM PULLEYS. FACTORY TAC. MICKEY THOMPSON TIRES 33X 12.50 LIKE HAVE 100 MILES ON THEM! NEW RADATIOR. NO RUST! NO HOLES FILLED WITH BONDO! SOLID! ALL LIGHTS WORK. HAS COVER. HAVE MOST OF THE RECIEPTS FOR WHATS BEEN DONE. FOR SALE ALSO ON CRAGSLIST. ANY QUESTIONS 9894845020,JEFF |
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