1966 Chevrolet C10 Pickup Stepside 327 V8 W / 3 Speed Automatic Transmission on 2040-cars
Ville Platte, Louisiana, United States
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YOU ARE LOOKING AT A 1966 CHEVROLET C10 STEPSIDE TRUCK. THE MANUAL TRANSMISSION AND THE ORIGINAL 6 CYLINDER ENGINE HAS BEEN REPLACED. THE ENGINE IS A 327 V8 WITH A 4 BARREL HOLLEY CARBURETOR AND RUNS REALLY WELL.THE ENGINE FAN IS HOOKED UP TO A DIRECT ON AND OFF TOGLE SWITCH. THE TRANSMISSION IS A 3 SPEED ON THE FLOOR AUTOMATIC. THE SPEED OMETOR HAS NOT BEEN HOOKED UP SINCE THE V8 WAS INSTALLED BUT READS 517033. THE ENGINE HAS ONLY BEEN IN THE TRUCK A YEAR. THE BODY HAS THE USUAL RUST PROBLEMS COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH A TRUCK OF THIS AGE. I AM POSTING PICTURES OF ALL DEFECTS SO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GETTING. THERE IS RUST AND CORROSION ON THE FLOOR IN THE CORNERS THAT WILL HAVE TO BE CUT OUT AND REPARED. THE ROCKER PANELS HAVE SOME RUST ALSO AND THERE IS SOME CORROSION UNDER THE PASSENGER DOOR. THE HORN IS HOOKED UP TO A PUSH BUTTON. THE SEAT HAS BEEN REDONE AND IS IN SUPER CONDITION. THE FRONT RIGHT FENDER HAS SOME DAMAGE ON ONE CORNER. THE REST OF THE BODY IS IN GREAT SHAPE. THE RAILS FOR THE WOOD FLOOR OR UNDER THE PLYWOOD IN THE BED. THERE ARE NO CRACKS IN THE WINDOWS. THE DOOR WINDOW MECHANISMS NEED SOME WORK. THE RIMS ARE 17IN. ALUMINUM RIMS AND THE TIRES ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. I AM REPLACING THE FRONT GRILL AND BUMPER ALONG WITH THE BACK BUMPER TO CHROME TO MATCH THE RIMS. THEY ARE SHOWN ON THE GREEN TRUCK. THIS TRUCK IS USED EVERYDAY WITH NO PROBLEMS. IT IS A GREAT FIXER UPPER PROJECT. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKUP OR ARRANGING SHIPMENT. FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND HAPPY BIDDING!!! On Nov-04-13 at 16:03:12 PST, seller added the following information: MILEAGE IS 51703 |
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