1976 Chevrolet Stepside Truck Short Bed on 2040-cars
Gardena, California, United States
Engine:454
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Vehicle Title:Clear
Interior Color: Brown
Model: C-10
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: SHORT BED
Drive Type: STEPSIDE
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 99,999
Exterior Color: Brown
Year: 1976
SELLING MY 1976 CHEVY STEPSIDE TRUCK WHICH I HAVE OWNED FOR ALMOST 20 YEARS. THIS TRUCK IS LIKE MOST OF MY CARS WHERE I HAVE ONLY PUT A FEW HUNDRED MILES ON IT IN THE TIME I HAVE OWNED IT. NEW DOOR PANEL TRIM, NEW SEATS, NEW HEADLINER, NEW RADIO/CD WITH IPOD AUX. WHEN I BOUGHT IT MANY MOONS AGO IT HAD A 396 AND I PUT IN A 454 AND HAD IT BORED OUT 30 OVER. I REALLY HATE TO SELL IT BUT I JUST HAVE TOO MANY CARS THAT I DON'T DRIVE SO ITS TIME TO PART TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. THIS TRUCK SOUNDS MEAN AND RUNS REALLY STRONG. PROBABLY ONE OF THE FASTEST CARS I HAVE EVER OWNED. HOPEFULLY IT WILL FIND A GOOD HOME. I HAVE DONE NOTHING BUT TAKE REALLY GOOD CARE OF THIS CAR WITH NEW HOSES, NEW BATTERY ALONG WITH CONTINUED TLC. IF YOUR IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA I ENCOURAGE YOU TO COME LOOK AT IT FOR YOUR SELF. I DON'T KNOW ACTUAL MILES AND I AM NOT SELLING THE CAR AS ORIGINAL FROM FACTORY. THIS CAR IS SOLD AS IS AND HOPEFULLY SOMEONE CAN APPRECIATE IT LIKE I HAVE AND MAYBE TAKE IT TO ANOTHER LEVEL. I HAVE THE OLD SCHOOL CENTERLINES RIMS AND MISSING THE REAR CENTER PEICES ON THE TWO REAR. I HAVE SEEN THEM ONLINE FOR SALE JUST HAVEN'T DONE IT.WITH MEATY TIRES ALONG WITH DUAL EXHAUST. CUSTOM TAIL LIGHTS AND A COVER FOR THE BED. I WILL TAKE A PIC OF THE BED AND POST SHORTLY. CHROME LOOKS REALLY GOOD ON THIS CAR AND TURNS A LOT OF HEADS. I HAVE LIVED IN CALIFORNIA ALL MY LIFE AND PURCHASED THIS CAR IN CALIFORNIA. PLEASE DON'T EMAIL ME ASKING WHAT THE RESERVE IS. THANK YOU AND HAPPY BIDDING.
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