1982 Chevrolet Swb Pickup In Texas on 2040-cars
Pilot Point, Texas, United States
Up for Auction is a 1982 Chevrolet SWB Pickup. It's a 305 with an automatic transmission, with factory air, it has power windows,power locks, tilt, cruise am fm radio. The Truck is unmolested. Its factory paint, It has very minor rust in the left floor pan. Truck Doesn't Run. Do to a Flat Cam, and some of the Wires have been chewed off under the hood. Truck has been parked for a few years. Truck has had a campershell on it most of its life. Truck is AS IS NO WARRENNTY. A $500.00 Deposit within 48 hours of the end of Auction. Must be pickup within 10 days. With any Questions 214-862-9924 Rick
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