1968 Fuel Injected Chevrolet Gmc C10 C-10 Patina Rat 1967 1972 1971 Shop Truck on 2040-cars
Easley, South Carolina, United States
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1968 GMC Patina Shoort Bed hop Truck- This is my daily driver and I wouldnt be afraid to drive it anyhwhere. It has a TBI fuel injected 350 with a automatic turbo 400. It runs and drives great. It has good cab corners, rockers, cab mounts, but has rust in the front fender under the battery trey, bottom underside of passenger door, and in the rear fenders but much less than whats hidden on most the ebay truck people dont tell you about. Has the origional wood bed but there is a metal plate tacked on top of it (bed floor is a little warped at the front), has a very cool bed cover. Has been striped and lettered but the letters will wipe off with solvents because there is no hardner in the letters. It runs, drives, and stops as it should. This is an old rat rod shop truck not a show truck so it has scratchs, dents, dings, but it all adds to the cool factor. Guages and lights works as they should... am/fm radio work but is not the best. You wont be disapointed in this truck. it has new tires, battery, fuel pump, and fuel return lines... shes ready to roll. Clear title! Nothing hidden I have been as honest as I can be about the truck!
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