1970 Chevy C10 Pick Up Custom on 2040-cars
Roseville, California, United States
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Up for sale is a clean c-10 chevy pick up. It has a clean CA title and is currently registered through november. Was built in fremont CA, and vin reads as a 2 wheel drive 6 cylinder 1/2 ton chevy. Body is straight and rust free and it runs and drives great. Had a fresh paint job 1 month ago and shows great. Has a couple small patch panels in the floor. The rockers, front fenders and inner fenders are new pieces. Not a show paint job but looks very nice. The windows have new weatherstripping, and the sliding rear window in brand new. The interior is complete and has a working stereo that sounds great. Also has a tilt column. All lights, gauges, and electrical items work great. The drivetrain is smooth and fires right up hot or cold. The wood bed still shows nice, and the rear roll pan is handmade from sealed wood. Tires are in excellent condition. The truck needs a new heater core ( not hooked up), has a small transmission leak, and needs the choke hooked up and installed on the carb. There are alot of detailed pictures that show the true condition of the truck. If there are any questions please ask. Being sold as-is from Garys Auto sales DLR# 15955. All CA buyers are subject to sales tax and dmv fees. It is also for sale locally and can be sold before end of auction. 916 792 1645.
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