1986 Chevrolet Chevy Not Gmc Stepside Scottsdale C10 C-10 Shortbed Short Bed on 2040-cars
Wichita, Kansas, United States
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This is a 1986 Chevy Scottsdale C10 Stepside, V8, automatic, p/s, p/b, a.c., alarm system. I got this truck from an estate. The owner was an older gentleman, whose son put this up for sale. The son said he didn't know much about the truck, but did tell me that he thought the engine a 350 engine with approx 20,000 miles on it. The motor runs very smooth, the transmission shifts good. I bought this truck to restore, but I just don't have the time to properly invest in it at this time. I've only driven it about 25 miles, but it seems to drive good for an older truck. I have checked it over, but haven't found any rust. It does have some scrapes and dings in the doors and the right rear fender, which I've pictured, but nothing real serious. The truck came out of California. It looks to me that it has all of the original paint, which has faded to give it a slightly patina'd look to it that many people are looking for. It does have some cracks in the dash pad, but has a dash mat over the dash to cover it. There are a few cracks in the original seat cover. It has an aftermarket stereo that someone put in that doesn't work. The a.c. is hooked up, but missing the belt. I don't know if works or needs work. If you're looking for a restoration project, this would be a very good truck.
I'm putting a low Reserve on it. If you're interested, please bid. If you have further questions, please call. There is no Buy It Now. If you're interested, please bid. I am a KS dealer. If sold to a KS resident, I am required by law to collect tax (7.15%). You are welcome to call with questions or to set up an appt to see it in person, if you'd like. Please contact Larry at 316-393-5275 from 10am - 8pm CST (Central Standard Time). **Buyer is responsible for shipping** **Deposit ($500) is due within 72 hours of auction ending. Full payment is due within 7 days of auction ending or deposit will be forfeit.** |
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