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1987 Chevy C-10 4x4 350engine Short Bed With Snow Plow ! on 2040-cars

Year:1987 Mileage:100000
Location:

New Albany, Indiana, United States

New Albany, Indiana, United States

This is a mechanically sound truck four wheel drive works great. Only thing machanically that needs to be fixed to be a daily driver is the play in the steering wheel. Since I only use this truck for snow removal I have become used to it. Been told by machanic its has something to do with stearing gear box. Plow has new blade only used once or twice thats one or two full days. Plow easily removes two pins flip of the chain. Truck has 350 engine in it. Carburator was rebuilt two winters ago.  New exhaust from exhaust manifold back  "Spring 2013"  Truck has good tires. Transfer case was rebuilt 3 or 4 winters ago. I have a extra hood and a extra seat for the truck.

This truck paid for itself first year I owned it. Plow and truck go together truck was bought to fit plow this is a heavy duty plow. doesn't look like it but this truck will push more snow than you can imagine. and drag too.  I've cleared lots with snow as deep as 18" of snow of course it took more than one pass it took several but never had to chain up. 

This is truely a great work truck Key word work truck!  it is machanically sound I would not be scared to drive from IN. to CA. wouldn't wanna pay the full bill but not a dought it wouldn't make it. 

Mieneke estimate on steering was Best case $200 Worst case $400    Truck is driveable the play is left to right 10 to 2  11 to 1   for reaction time.. 

Only serious bidders please plow equipment installed alone is worth over $1500.00 this is a solid steel plow with a new  blade where truck body has some rust spots truck bed is in great shape only rust hole is under drive door in door jam. Engine, Transmission, Transfercase, rearend, ect mechanically sound truck 4X4  with tow package heat works great.  NO RESERVE IT WILL SELL SOMEONE WILL GET A GREAT MACHINE TO MAKE SOME MONEY!!! 

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