1966 Chevrolet C10 Short Wheel Base Pickup Inline 6 Cylinder 3 Speed No Reserve! on 2040-cars
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This is a 1966 Chevrolet C10 pickup that will be sold to the highest bidder. This is a no reserve auction. The title is free and clear. It is a six cylinder, 3 speed on the column, short wheel base, stepside, and wooden bed truck. The engine runs great, the clutch is good, and the transmission shifts properly. This truck does not smoke at all. The truck had been sitting for about 1.5 years due to a pinched rear brake line. I replaced it and the master cylinder today 9/11/2014. I replaced the master cylinder because of the contaminated fluid inside and bled the entire brake system until clean fluid came out. The brakes are working good again. The lights still come on and the interior light does as well. The original key has been misplaced. However, I can start the vehicle and it can be driven onto a trailer. I would recommend a thorough check of fluids, tires, rubber hoses, fuses, light bulbs, etc. before trying to take a long trip. This truck was being driven daily prior to the pinching of the brake line. The dash and radio section has not been cut. The body requires replacement panels at the front floor pans, rocker panels, lower doors, lower fenders, and cab corners. Please see the photos of the hood. It will need some attention as well. The tailgate is in pretty good shape. The roof and the drip rails are in great shape. The bed needs a new wood kit. All of the glass is with the truck. Drivers window glass gets off of the track. The firewall is in good shape. The frame is in great shape. The frame mounts on the body are in good shape. Please see the photos and ask about any of your concerns. Please ask if you have any concerns at all. Please ask any and all questions that you have prior to bidding. You don't have to guess or wonder about anything. I will give honest and prompt answers to all of your questions to help you make a good decision about whether or not you should bid on this 1966 Chevrolet C10. I could only upload 24 photos. Please let me know if you need more. Please only bid if you are capable of finishing the transaction. I'm located in Duluth, GA 30096. I suggest bringing your trailer or dolly to get the truck home. I will help you load and secure it. If you do decide to ship the C10 with a transporter, that will not be a problem. I will assist your transporter with loading, securing, and promptly send you photos of the loaded vehicle as the transporter leaves me. Please bid to win. I'll do my part to take care of you. Thanks for your consideration. |
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