1972 Chevy C-10 Truck Runs Short Bed Automatic 307 V8 Chevrolet Drive Home on 2040-cars
Cookeville, Tennessee, United States
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You are bidding on a 1972 Short Bed Chevy C-10 Chevy Many new items: 307 V8 Engine - mild cam New: Brakes, Master cylinder, Tires, Chrome Bumpers, All marking lights, Dash, Door Panels, Benzel, Carpet, Visors, Tailgate, Truck Bed, Doors, Hood, Window Cranks, Door Locks, Edelbrock Air cleaner, Battery, Door Seals and gaskets Diamond Black Leather seat, Power Steering, New Fenders and Inner fenders and so much more... It's in beautiful driving condition. The bad: Small spot on the bottom door (see photo) Small dent in the hood (see photo) $50.00 fix from the dent Dr. There's a couple of chips inside the bed. The truck runs great and has been to car shows and cruise ins - All the glass is perfect - All new window gaskets/rubber including the vent windows. The chrome shines and the aluminum wheels are in great condition. I have a clear title for this C-10 I keep it in my garage - If you have any questions - please email me anytime If you want me to call you about buying this truck - email me your number and I'll call you - I don't want classified sale calls - Thank you Serious bidders only If you have zero feedback and you bid - I will email you - if you don't email me back in 24 hours - I will reject your bid Thank you and Happy Bidding Located in Cookeville, TN If you win / buy the truck and are having it shipped - I can drive the truck on their trailer. |
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