1972 Chevrolet C-10 Truck, Runs And Drives Great 350 V8 Auto Trans on 2040-cars
Marysville, Washington, United States
Up for sale 1972 Chevrolet C-10, Runs great, shifts great, Power steering and brakes, This 350 runs strong and uses no oil, Trans I think is a turbo 350, it shifts great no slipping or funny noises. Lights, heater, wipers ect work, windows and doors work well. This truck has gas tank behind seat and under bed with two gas gauges switch on dash switches tanks. New battery. Windshield is cracked all other glass is good, seat is in good condition, appears to be no rust in floors, rust in bed and rocker, little in door bottoms, dent near rear bumper. I found all the parts required to repair rust at Classic Industries for about $700.00. Over all great truck as daily driver or for a few more dollars will make it a very nice truck. Tires are in fair condition. No warranty, winner pays for shipping. I can deliver within Washington state for a fee to be agreed upon after sale. Truck goes no place until all funds clear bank, NO ERROR IN LISTING I CHANGED FORMAT. EBAY LISTED IT AS ERROR.
On Jan-05-14 at 16:13:36 PST, seller added the following information: I have listed this truck for sale locally and other places so this auction could end without any notice. $ 4000.00 will buy it now. Call John 425 238-5232 |
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