1986 Chevrolet C-10 on 2040-cars
Liberty, West Virginia, United States
E-Mail Questions at: tonytmmortel@ukso.com .
OK guys here it is probably the nicest square body Chevrolet truck I have ever seen.
It has had one repaint it has with no evidence of rust repair anyplace on this truck, floors are rust free and look
like new under the carpet, all the panel lines are straight and appear to be all original.
It is nearly flawless undercarriage is great no damaging rust anywhere on this truck the frame has not been painted
to cover up anything so you do see surface scale in places.
The interior is brand-new new carpet new seat new dash pad you name it it's all there the bed has absolutely no
dents dings or scratches.
The AC blows cold the truck runs and drives it as you would expect in 1986 she brand-new tires all the way around,
new exhaust (quiet like it had originally) 4 brand new tires. 81,000 original miles.... carfax confirms this.
Truck spent its whole life in Georgia.
The original tire jack is still underneath the hood this truck is all original including all the smog equipment it
has working dual tanks all of the red buttons are checked.
It is the 5.0L with automatic transmission.
Power windows, Locks and AC.
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