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1978 Chevrolet Pickup on 2040-cars

US $4,500.00
Year:1978 Mileage:10527
Location:

Valley Center, California, United States

Valley Center, California, United States

This 1978 Chevrolet, 3/4 Ton, 4x4 Pickup Truck was bought new by my father (One Owner truck) in 1978 and it's actual mileage is 10,527 miles!!!  Yes, that is Ten Thousand Five Hundred Twenty Seven Miles.  It has a 400 motor, automatic transmission, limited slip rear end, Trailering Special, Silverado Package, A/C, PS, PB, cruise control, and dual fuel tanks.  The truck had an overhead camper on it all these years and has been parked in OUTSIDE storage from about 1985 to present in Southern California (no typical salt - rust associated problems).  This truck was driven into storage and parked 30 years ago and has not run for over 30 years nor has it been cleaned or detailed.  The hood is rusted and will need replaced from the water coming off the camper.  Glass and interior are in good shape for the way it was stored.  (When I got this truck out of storage, I cut all the belts off the motor and pulled the spark plugs.  I oiled the cylinders and changed the oil and oil filter.  I turned the motor until it had good oil pressure.  I installed new spark plugs and put some fuel down the carburetor.  The truck started right up and sounded very tight however it only ran for several seconds so I could say that the engine actually ran.  Call me for details.)  I have title for the truck and all paperwork and manual.  This is a great opportunity to pick up a nice, low mileage classic, one owner 4WD truck ready for your rebuild. ***This truck is a project truck and every system needs to be gone through, i.e. fuel, brakes, coolant, air conditioning and checked out but as you can see, loooooooow mileage.  It has NOT been driven in over 30 years so don't expect to pick it up and drive it away if you purchase it.  It will not start and drive onto a trailer, no battery, no belts, no radiator hoses, the brake system leaked out, the fuel system is dry….. this will need to be trailered out***  Known missing items…. Grill, Original Radio, belts and hoses, one of the two gas caps. I have storage reports from then to present showing truck has been in storage.  Call 760) 580-2365. $4500.00 OBO

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