1960 Chevrolet C10 Apache Pickup Long Bed 283 A/c Survivor Shop Truck Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Cedartown, Georgia, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:283
Drive Type: manual
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 99,999
Model: C-10
Trim: apache
*THE FIRST PICTURE IS OF 2 TRUCKS. THE LONG BED TRUCK WITH THE BROWN HOOD IS FOR SALE. THE RESTORED TRUCK IS ONLY TO SHOW WHAT THIS CAN LOOK LIKE WHEN RESTORED.
You are bidding on a 1960 chevy apache c10. long bed, small back glass.
It is a factory v8 283 dealer installed a/c.
It is a New Mexico truck and was brought to georgia a few years ago by the original owners grandson, which is who i purchased it from. the truck does run and drive, how ever isnt road worthy. will need to be trailered.
Truck has never been touched until i got it. The back tires still have tubes in them. Motor has never been apart. It runs like a top. No smoke, no noises.
A list of parts and repairs i have done:
-replaced the water pump
-fuel pump
-spark plugs
-oil filter
-gas tank and sending unit
-brake and clutch master/cylinder
-the clutch/slave cylinder
-all 4 wheel cylinders, brake shoes, brake hoses and turned the drums
-starter
-new belts on the motor (a/c and fan)
The body is super straight. very little rust. please look at all pictures. it has a very nice cab, its one of the best i have seen.
All gauges work (oil, generator, temp, fuel, speed and the radio)
the air conditioner does need the condensor. the radiator isnt the correct one. it is only on there so that we can drive the truck around our property.
this truck would make a very cool shop truck or drive it like it is. It has a nice patina that everyone is trying to copy.
fine print:
a $500 deposit is required within 24 hours of winning the truck. if deposit or other arrangements are not made within that time, truck will be relisted.
remaining balance needs to be paid within 5 days of auction end and in cash when you pickup the truck or through wire transfer or POSTAL money order. If you are using a shipper to pickup/deliver the truck, the balance must be paid BEFORE it is picked up.
we will assist in loading the truck. we may be able to deliver for a fee, please contact us to discuss the option.
If you have any questions feel free to email through ebay. if you would like to call on the phone, please message me through ebay with your contact number.
truck is sold as is. no warranty. no returns.
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