Chevrolet Scottsdale- 1989 - With 7,000 On A New Engine!!! - "ms. Black Beauty" on 2040-cars
Monroe, New York, United States
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**Ms. Black Beauty** A must come see for lovers of the "Old-School" Chevy Trucks. She is not for the meek and the real deal with lots of power-she won't let you down. Many "stick" drivers cannot even handle her-if you can't drive manual shift than don't even bother-she's a brute but worth the effort:)Her motor screams real loud and you can hear her when she's arriving! This is a 1989 Chevy Scottsdale Truck C/K 2500 (although all drive-train parts that were bought for it were 3500) - standard cab: 4-speed with Four-wheel drive and has lots of power containing a 350 new engine with only 7,000 miles on her. She has the original interior which is in good shape considering her age but has a very great body to her. Her curves are in all the right places and she gets looks wherever she goes. Any man (or woman I guess) would be happy to have her drive the way. She has mostly all new parts to her and runs like a champ. She will last for many years although her body may have some miles on it-it doesn't look like it. Wish I could say the same:) We have all receipts of the $12,000.00 work put into her! |
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