1967 Pickup Truck, Old School Virgin, Solid Simple And Dependable on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
This is your opportunity to own a native Californian survivor of almost half a century old! Low tech dead reliable pickup, easy to work on. No engine light, vacuum gadgets or computer problems ever! Mostly all original with a big block 390 V8.
Body is solid, has no rust or damage. Original paint is still glossy as can be seen in the pictures. Windows, latches and locks all work as they should. It has good tires and brakes. It runs, drives and stops well. It does not run hot, leak or use oil. Nothing is missing and everything works, (except as noted below.) It was driven 100 miles just today to get here. We got 14-15 MPG, ...... amazing and true! (Put in 10 gal. on empty, and still has near quarter tank left on the gauge.) If I don't get my min. bid, I'll re list after sending it in my neighbor's shop to get the following items taken care of. Or you can save some money now and enjoy pride of ownership to nurse it back to its full glory. This is what it needs: A good tire for the spare wheel. (I will get tomorrow.) Amp meter not working. (It is charging at 14V.) Carb needs adjustment. (Pedal way down to throttle.) Power steering box (supplied) and pump to be installed. It has manual steering now. Horn ring came loose. (3 Teflon nut retainers broken.) Dash pad driver side is partially taken off, getting ready for a new one. (See picture.) Seat is original. Seat cover comes with truck. Knobs (in ash tray) to be put back on radio. (Original AM radio works!) With about 15 hours TLC it can achieve its full potential as a "perfect" daily driver. Please review my feedback of vehicles sold. |
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