1989 Chev Truck Great Build Truck Solid on 2040-cars
Elmer, New Jersey, United States
1989 Chev step side truck in great shape. It has lots of miles but it is a 1989. The truck runs good considering the mileage and has a new trans installed by our Chev dealer. Some recent work completed includes a new heater core, new battery, new alternator, new tires, new wiper switch and a new transmission. This truck has power windows and power door locks. The interior is clean for an 89. This would make a great build truck, turn it into a rod or use it as is. The truck does need new valve guides installed (easy fix) after sitting all night it will smoke when first started but then clears up after running for a while and new brakes. I used the truck for Home Depot runs and to the recycling center we have sold our home and no longer need a truck.
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