1963 Chevorlet C10 Swb - Short Bed "big Back Window" on 2040-cars
Daytona Beach, Florida, United States
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1963 Chevrolet C10 "SHORT BED" BIG BACK WINDOW Pick-Up Truck. GARAGE KEPT since 1984 I have a clear, Florida title, in my name and I am ready to sell my pick up truck to the first buyer. I am not here to sell it for less money. $9000 firm Call me for any questions at 407-579-2896
I purchased this truck awhile back with the idea of taking it to car shows and driving it around town but my schedule does not permit. The previous owner had it since 1984 and it has always been garaged kept. The previous issue date on title states 1984 is the last registered date prior to me owning it. The last owner restored the truck and all I have done to it is the following. 1. Installed New Coker White Wall Tires 235/75/15 2. Installed New Battery just to be safe 3. Installed New Alternator just to be safe 4. Oil Changed (Mobil One) and new oil filter 5. Rebuilt Carb. 6. Rebuilt Motor 7. Rebuilt Trans 8. New Starter 9. New Chrome valve Cover 10. New Chrome Push Rod Covers 11. New Chrome Air Cleaner/Filter 12. New "Edelbrock" Air Breather 13. New Water Pump 14. New Thermostat 15. New Upper/Lower Radiator hose 16. New Radiator clamps 17. New Defrost hoses 18. New Alternator belt 19. New Alternator Electrical plug (that goes to back of alternator) 20. New Spark plugs 21.New Spark plug wires 22. New Distributer cap
All Gauges are in working condition even the temperature light telling you the truck is warmed up. All Interior lights work. All Lights and Turn Signal work. Dash lights, etc. There are NO known repairs that I am aware of. The truck starts right up and drives like it was new.
The engine is a 6- cylinder with a 3-speed on the column trans. If you have any questions please feel free to email or call 407-579-2896
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