1964 Chevy C 30 Chinook Camper. on 2040-cars
Olympia, Washington, United States
1964 Chevy C 30 with factory built Chinook Camper. One ton truck . 292 6 cyl. 4 speed manual transmission. 73,817 miles on this truck. It runs and drives like it too. New brakes. It has power assist brakes from the factory. Front tires are almost new, they are radial. Back tires are good but older and are nylon. I bought this from a 75 year old man who bought it in 1967. He kept it under cover until 2001. He had to move from his house to a smaller house and let the truck sit outside. Yes it has rust. The front fenders are rusted, and so is the inside of the cowl. The water dripped from the camper roof down into the seam around the front hood. The doors and cab are not rusty. . The heater motor is not working. The radio works sometimes. It has a 8 track tape player and I don't know if it works. He told me that everything worked in the camper. I have plugged it into electric and everything seems to work, but have not tried the propane for the heater or frig. The interior is dated, but is all there. Some leak damage around top vents. Some dry rot in front under upper bed area, There is no current tabs on the Truck. It runs and drives perfect. You could drive it anywhere. Restore or drive as is. The side panels on the camper are aluminum but have been painted over in white. If you have any questions, please e-mail. Thanks.
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