1967 C10 And 1972 C10 Parts on 2040-cars
Deer Lodge, Montana, United States
Parts from a 1967 c10 short box stepside, and long box from a 1972 c10. Only parts that I do not have are the tailgate, radiator, and front and back glass. The cab on the 67 is a small back window. Will need new floor pans and corners. Gauges work, but may need to be replaced. Front fenders and in good condition, small dents and scratches. Doors are in good shape, has all glass, and working cranks. Hood is not in the best shape, has a medium sized dent in the front with smaller ones throughout. Step side box in in good condition, but will need work on the wheel wells. Long box is in good shape except for a small dent on the passenger side by the tail gate. Has a 250 straight six, and it runs. Manuel transmission, will need some work. Has rear differentials, and front cross member. $350 for step side box, $150 for fleet side box. $200 for cab, and $200 for fenders, $250 for engine and tranny. $150 for front cross member, and rear differentials. Text (406) 560-7341 to negotiate prices. Starting price is for everything, with your choice of bed, or you can ask to buy specific parts, but I will sell it to someone who wants all of it over someone who just wants certain parts. FLEET SIDE TAILGATE NOT FOR SALE.
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