1968 Gmc 2500 Custom Camper Pickup,rust Free,adult Owned,lots Of Upgrades,nice on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Model: Other Pickups
Drive Type: 2WD
Year: 1968
Mileage: 41,497
Trim: 2500 Custom Camper
This Great Looking Truck was Purchased New Approx.5 miles from my House,Same Elderly Family Owned since New.The Miles Read 41,497 and are Exempt but could possibly be Original do to the Condition of the Truck.The Truck was basicly only used to Haul a Camper and never as a Work Truck and was always under cover.This is what would lead me to believe the miles could be True and how it Survived so long to be Rust Free.When the Truck was Repainted the Original Paint was still on the Truck but Thin & Faded.There were no Dents never in an Accident.This Truck in this Condition is getting Very Hard to Find that has not been Totally Restored.No Dissapointments it gets Lots of Looks and is Ready to Drive Daily or Show and Have Fun.
This Beauty is a 1968 Custom Camper 2500.It comes equipped with a 350 V-8,Automatic,PS,PB,AM-FM Stereo.Special Original Two Tone interior.
Recent Services & Repairs:New Paint Original Color (including Jams)Shaved Off Side Emblems,Reupholstered Seat Original Colors,Recent Carpet,Dash Pad.New Smaller Style Mirrors.Wood Grant Steering Wheel,New Exhaust,New Alternator,Recent Battery.
20in.Pirellies on Chrome Panther Wheels.When Purchased New Cost Approx.$2800.00
All Chrome, Glass,Door Panels,Sunvisors are Original and in Great Shape.Also Have Original Owners Manual & Build Sheet.
I also have Original Hubcaps & Emblems that were Shaved Off.
Recently Spent on Truck is Approx.$7000-$8000 Dollars.
This Truck Runs & Drives Excellent.
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