1967 Chevrolet C20 Pickup 350/4 Speed on 2040-cars
Quaker City, Ohio, United States
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Beautiful 1967 Chevy C20! I bought this truck from Oklahoma and it has been garage kept ever since. This is a daily driver and the four speed makes it a fun daily driver! This truck is solid all around and even the under carriage is even rust free! This is a great truck to drive around town or just go cruising, or you could put some money into it and finish it to be a show truck. There are some small dents in the hood, which would pop out easy if they bothered you Also, the tailgate latch is of place, but it still opened with a quick tug. I was told the engine was a 327 when I bought it, but I ran the numbers and it's 350 (should have done my homework). All gauges work great. All the lights and blinkers work. The interior is great and very nostalgic! It has the original seat that is covered and original steering wheel and gauges as well. This truck sounds great with the dual exhaust. A quick pair of block hugger headers would make it sound even better I'm sure! I'm an honest seller - if you have questions just email me and we can have a quick discussion. I would rather the buyer show up in person but I am willing to ship if the buyer makes arrangements. I reserve the right to end this auction if I sell the truck locally. |
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