1968 Chevy C10 C-10 Fleetside Original Shortbed on 2040-cars
Mesa, Arizona, United States
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This rare and sought after Chevy C10 has only had two owners and is the bread and butter of Chevy classic trucks, original short bed, big window and factory four on the floor. There's a lot of so called "short beds" that have been chopped out there, but this one is the real deal and you can confirm with the VIN numbers. It has a low mile crate 350 engine with about 4,000 miles on it and it drives smooth whether you are picking up groceries or going cross country. It is definitely a head turner and gets thumbs up everywhere. The paint has been done to match the original colors that go with the trucks VIN number and gives it a smooth sleek style. The interior is comfortable and looks amazing to make the truck look good inside and out. I love this truck but I've been ready for a Classic Cadillac for a while so I'm letting it go to the next lucky home. truck sold as is no warranty
I welcome inspections but please make sure they are done before bidding ends FREE SHIPPING WITH BUY IT NOW!!!!!! thank you |
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