1968 Chevy, Shortbed, Big Window 6.0 4l60e on 2040-cars
Shepherdsville, Kentucky, United States
1968 Chevy, Shortbed, Big Window, 6.0 4L60e Ok guys here is the scoop. A couple of months ago I was trying to buy a 64 crew cab. Did not work out, so I bought this truck. Well last week I made a deal on a crew cab. Need ride to take whole family in. So here goes. Truck is from Texas, clean title.
Engine: 1) 6.0 4L60e out of 2004 Chev. Tahoe 2) very low miles 35,000 3) Long tube headers. Professionaly installed. Runs like a scolded dog. 4L60 trans. engine has been tuned.
Suspension: 1) Just rebuilt front end 2) 3-4 drop kit 3) Drop shocks 4) Adjustable track bar 5) Wildwood power brake assy. 6) Tilt Ididett Column 7) All new working instrument cluster 8) New tires
Body: 1) Very clean and straight 2) Small bubbles on doors 3) Rockers new. 4) Passenger fender rust on very front corner. I have a rust free fender to go with it. 5) Floors good. 6) New windsheild and rubber. 7) All rubber good except door glass. Best way to get answers is call or text, 502-558-3939 I reserve the right to end this auction at any time.
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