1960 Chevrolet Apache C-10 Stepside on 2040-cars
Middleton, Idaho, United States
This Truck is in GREAT condition for its age! I bought it from an old guy that had it in his
barn and wanted to fix it up when he retired. RUNS GREAT! Strong compression with no smoke. Original Straight
Six, 235ci. It has a 4 speed transmission. Odometer not connected, stopped at 20,000,
may be 120,000 but the speedometer works for the most part. It has been kept out of the weather for over 20 years. Floorboards solid. It
has been tuned up, I had the oil changed, put in a new battery, put in a new starter,
and replaced a rotted tire. She has some cosmetic rust spots on the
rear fenders as you see in the pictures. Only one spot is rusted through on
the drivers side rear fender. Body is solid & straight except the spots on
the door where the doors opened too wide as the original leather door
restraints inside the door had rotted, therefore not preventing it. Original owner did not like the stock hood and replaced it with a '62 standard C-10 Hood. Interior is
in great shape. Missing original stereo and speakers. Seat has tear from
age & later model seat belts. Has all glass there with only crack in front windshield. White exterior
paint with 70's vinyl graphics. I drive it around and get lots of looks in her
present condition. Fun Truck for someone who wants a good project base or just
a run around truck. She needs a good home! I can't afford to fix her up the way
I want to right now and I don't have a barn to put her in. She is currently in my garage where my SUV
used to park, to keep her out of the weather. Email or call Tim with Questions.
(208) 954-One2Five7. Buyer pays all Shipping costs. Thanks for Looking!!
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Chevrolet C-10 for Sale
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