1966 Chevy Longbed on 2040-cars
Gray, Georgia, United States
Let's see if I can remember everything. 1966 Chevy longbed, custom. NO MOTOR OR TRANSMISSION OR RADIATOR. Chrome step bumper and chrome front bumper as well. Body is as good as it gets for a 48 year old truck. I have bought and sold a few of these and this one is good. Rust in the front fenders, the lower doors and the tailgate as expected. The drip rails are good with no rust. The windows are all there but the windshield is cracked. Someone put bucket seats inside and cut a hole for another radio. I hate when people do that 8-( Brakes are original drums but are good. I know because I drove this truck before the guy pulled the motor. Wood bed is solid but needs a good cleaning. There is a dent in the front on the hood. Georgia bill of sale only. There is not title for this. You have to check something in the description and Bill of Sale is not an option.
It's for sale locally as well so I reserve the right to remove the ad at anytime. CASH only and NO, I don't need help selling it so don't call me if that's your intention. If you want to sell it so bad, buy it from me then re-sell it. |
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