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1967 C-10 Cst Custom Sport Truck on 2040-cars

US $10,000.00
Year:1967 Mileage:0
Location:

Seminary, Mississippi, United States

Seminary, Mississippi, United States

I really hate to sell this truck but I can't stand watching it waste away ! This CST belonged to My Son who passed in 09. I really hope it goes to someone who will restore and care for it. 
As you probably know the CST trucks are rare and are not like the regular C-10 trucks. The CST frames are made to sit lower with a sporty look. 
This is a 1967 with a small window and a long bed. It originally came with a/c, cab lights and bucket seats (I have the Original seat frame)
It has a rebuilt 350 motor with a small cam. (Needs fuel pump) also has a rebuilt automatic 350 turbo transmission ( rear seal leaks) the motor and transmission has less than 5000 miles.
Has been converted from 6 lug to 5 lug.
Front dic power brakes.
The truck has surface rust (see pictures) it has been sitting out in the weather and needs cleaning.
I have the power steering pump that needs to be installed.
This was a one family owned truck until we bought It. If my memory is correct we were the first to title it. Asking $10,000  OBO I have the title in hand !

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