1969 Chevy C20 Pickup Truck Camper Special Long Bed Dual Tank All Original on 2040-cars
San Bernardino, California, United States
The body is straight, the glass is complete, the interior is clean and seat is in excellent condition but it has major rust in the bed plus you can see some minor rust in other areas, see pics. The truck is complete as shown. There are some additional parts like the cranks for the windows, 1 side mirror and some outside molding which is in the bed of the truck. It also has 2 fuel tanks. 3/4 ton and has air conditioning
floor mat is intact and original, door panels are excellent, motor, transmission and rear end are complete the truck was sitting outside in the elements for about 30 years and a fallen tree was in the bed which is how the rust got there. the truck was last registered in 1983. clean title with pink thought the motor had a blown head gasket but actually has a thrown rod and a hole in the oil pan so it needs work. the motor does not turn over either. truck does need to be towed, but wait til this truck is fixed up-- it has a great patina or is ready for restoration-- the possibilities are endless ! truck has no bondo-- this is an awesome truck to restore it is a southern california truck that is smoke free and only had one owner requires a $500 immediate paypal deposit and the rest in cash or cashier's check at time of pick up. contact me via phone or text if you want to make arrangements to see it at 951 533 8937 truck is located in san bernardino, california 92404-- 13 miles from Fontana and about 60-65 miles from los angeles |
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