Chevrolet C-10 C10 on 2040-cars
Elkin, North Carolina, United States
THIS AUCTION IS FOR A "RARE" 1969 C-10 SHORT BED FLEET SIDE MUSCLE TRUCK!!! ***350 V8*** RARE COLOR COMBO UP FOR BID IS A RARE 1969 C-10 SWB FLEETSIDE CHEVROLET TRUCK. THE ENGINE IS A 350 V8 THAT RUNS, DRIVES AND SOUNDS GOOD. THESE TRUCKS ARE GETTING VERY, VERY HARD TO COME BY. THESE TRUCKS ARE ALSO AMONG SOME OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER CLASSIC VEHICLES IN THE USA. THAT BEING SAID THIS IS A RARE OPPURTUNITY TO PURCHASE A PIECE OF AMERICAN MUSCLE FOR A VERY LOW RESERVE PRICE!!! THIS IS A TRUE 115 CODE SHORTBED "CUSTOM CAB" FLEETSIDE TRUCK. *THIS TRUCK IS EQUIPPED WITH AN ATOMATIC TRANSMISSION ON THE COLOMN. *FACTORY V8 TRUCK *TOP AND BOTTOM FLEETSIDE TRIM *12 BOLT REAR END RECENT REBUILD *V8 ENGINE *ELDERBROCK CARB *ELDERBROCK PERFORMER INTAKE *CUSTOM EXHUAST *TRUCK IS LOWERED FRONT AND BACK *SLIDING BACK GLASS *POWER STEERING *BRAND NEW BATTERY *CHROME FRONT BUMPER *CHROME FUEL PUMP *ORIGINAL DATA SHEET IN GLOVE BOX SHOWS THE MANY OPTIONS THIS TRUCK WAS BORN WITH AS WELL AS ORIGINAL 115 CODE SWB INFO THIS TRUCK WILL NEED COMPLETE RESTORATION TO BE PERFECT. OR JUST DRIVE AND ENJOY THIS HOT ROD AS IS WITHOUT BREAKING THE BANK! THE TRUCK HAS HAD BRAND NEW BRAKE LINES INSTALLED & BRAKE PADS.
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