1971 C-10 Custom 3-door Dually Conversion on 2040-cars
Conroe, Texas, United States
This is a 1971, 3-Door Dually Conversion, Custom C-10. 19 in Alcoa wheels, Body dropped, Bagged, Billet steering column, Billet steering wheel, Dolphin gauges, Billet bezel, Floor shift. It has a 1967 Chevy Front clip.
PLEASE READ Truck cannot be driven will need to be winched onto a trailer or truck and hauled. It will be best if you are interested in this truck to call me @ 936-321-Six7zero1, Mon- Fri between 8am-7pm to talk about the specifics. If you would like to see it or have someone look at it prior to bidding, please call to arrange. Very
Important: Vehicles from Alabama do not have titles. This vehicle is from Alabama,
does not have a title and will be sold with a Bill of Sale Only. If this is
an issue please don't bid. The ebay format does not have a "no title"
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