1959 Chevy Apache Fleetside Pickup Good Restoration Or Rat Rod Truck on 2040-cars
Everton, Arkansas, United States
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Shows millage at 99,999 but I don't know if the motor or drive train is original. Body is overall pretty good. Dent behind both rear wheels but no creases. Dent in front of front wheel no creases. Dent in front center. Rust on step rails. Rust on inside above rear window. Cancer bottom of passenger door inside. Drivers door doesn't latch. Some rust in bed sides but pretty nice. Front of bed looks like protected by plywood and probably really good. Tail gate Hard to tell has plywood on inside and sheet metal over the out side. Wood flooring near gone.. Front and back windows O.K. Side windows mostly NOT O.K. Dash and interior pretty good. Floor panels have some cancer but overall seem O.K. Raggy bucket seats. Original key. Has a V-8 probably 350. Some parts are missing off motor mainly the radiator and Air Filter. My best guess is the transmission is a 4 speed from playing with it. Clutch and transmission feel tight. Ran good 8 years ago but needed brakes when parked. Friend bought it off of guy who purchased it used several years ago. So at least two owners when it was running. Please ask any questions. I will try to answer them or add to listing if I can. Title is Clear. Deposit of 500.00 required on pay pal. Balance to be paid when vehicle is picked up. We will load the truck for you but you must haul it or arrange for hauling. Vehicle must be picked up in Harmon Arkansas about 20 miles from Harrison Arkansas. Tried to cover defects but this is an old truck so please ask any questions you might have.
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