1987 Chevrolet R10 Scottsdale Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Plainfield, Illinois, United States
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1987 Chevy Scottsdale R10 Pickup, Very clean inside and out. New tires, New rear springs and new front suspension parts. The truck drives like a new pickup. I would drive this truck across the country with no problems. The Air condition work great. Runs great and gets good gas mileage with the 4.3 engine. Still has the Rusty Jones stickers on the windows. A solid body with no rust! The interior is like a brand new truck. It has only 52,000 original miles and kept in a heated garage. Dose not see snow or rain. This is a truck that is driven on the weekends so has some chips on the hood and maybe two door dings on the hole truck. You wont be disappointed in this truck. Please email with any questions
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