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1969 Chevrolet Cst/10 Now A Street Rod on 2040-cars

US $14,000.00
Year:1969 Mileage:41000
Location:

 I am third owner. Second owner had truck for over 29 years. He owned a body shop. Truck was stripped to frame and rebuilt about six years ago after sitting for over 20 years in A/C and heated garage. Truck was originally a CTS/10. It maintains the original cab and interior with new SunPro gages and Vintage II A/C. Truck has 3" dropped spindles with disc brakes on front and 3" drop in rear. Most components purchased from LMC.  Engine had 26 K miles on it and from a 1978 Camero 305 with roller cam added. Bed has a 1996 Silveroo rare step side bed. Rear end is 1994 Chevy 5 lug rear axle 3:08 with less than 40 K miles on it. Have receipts for over $11 K. They include installation of new Vinage Air, complete brake job, complete check of transmission, including new double rear seal, new alternator, new inner front fender panels from LMS, new gas tank, new brake lines and new exhaust with magnaflow muffliers. No rust. Note cab picture with bare floor showing.

Receipts do not include new poly coated paint, engine, rear bed, new grille cover, rear axle and numerous upgrade parts. Undercarriage is clean as truck. More pics and information are available.

Truck is not a trailer queen. I drive it!

Wife wants a Chevelle. I want a truck. To save rerlationship, settled for a El Camino!


               

 




On Jan-23-14 at 06:21:37 PST, seller added the following information:

VIN ID CS149B808661 Sold as is and where is

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