1970 Chevrolet Longhorn on 2040-cars
Shelley, Idaho, United States
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Relisting do to a buyer not being able to come pick it up. Please be aware of the location. I will store it for a reasonable amount of time. Rare 1970 Chevrolet Longhorn Custom Camper. Has the 8' 6" bed, 402 Big Block V8, A/C, P/s, P/B. Shows 77000 miles but is probably 177000. The body is in good shape for the year it needs both rocker panels replaced. missing some trim but most is there. Truck was last started around 8 years ago when it was parked did run strong at that time. Tires need replaced they may hold air but are flat now. The interior needs cleaned but not in bad condition, dash pad is cracked and the seat needs recovered and new carpet but the floor seems to be solid. Be a real nice truck to restore there are not many of the Longhorns out there. I will do my best to answer any questions you have.
On Oct-14-13 at 15:34:16 PDT, seller added the following information: Glove box tab was faded so this is what I was able to get off of it. |
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