1968 Chevy C/10 Truck - Numbers Matching on 2040-cars
Huntington Beach, California, United States
Rare 1968 Chevy Truck - Original Matching Numbers. This is a cool truck that I drive every day, with 142,000 miles. The paint job was done about 6 years ago, prior to me buying it. It is a PPG two stage paint, but not a show paint job. As I said, I drive the truck every day, so it has a scratch here and there. However, the truck is from the desert, and not a rust bucket. The guy I bought the truck from, bought it from the original owner, who had bought it at the local dealership. The truck was not driven a ton as the 142,000 are original, and this town was out in the middle of nowhere. I bought it due to the fact it had not been cut-up, and all of the original stuff was there. When we pulled the motor to rebuild it, we could not believe all of the original parts down to the 1968 water pump and alternator made it all those years. The truck is not perfect, but turns a lot of heads, and very close to all original. If I were able to keep the truck, I would probably have the paint color sanded and rebuild the front suspension. The truck drives great, but everything else on the truck is new. I am selling as I bought a new truck to drive every day, and I have a couple of other classic cars. I need to pull a trailer sometimes, and I do not want to destroy this truck. I would not be afraid to drive this truck across country, it is very dependable. The engine rebuild was done about 6k miles ago, by a very reputable local engine rebuilder. The 327 and original quadrajet purrs like a kitten. I put a new master cylinder on it, but had the original rebuilt that comes with it. It has a custom fit cover that comes with it also. I have title in hand, and a binder full of receipts the new owner can have. Please contact me with questions, and feel free to see the truck in person. As with all 45 year old cars, there is no warranty, and buyer buys as is, and responsible for shipping. (although I will help if needed to be at a terminal, etc.) |
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