1982 Custom Chevy C10 Short Bed P/u Hot Rod Rat Rod With Custon Paint Built 350 on 2040-cars
McKinney, Texas, United States
For Sale 1982 Custom Chevy C10 This is a beautiful Chevy truck - rat rod custom truck hot rod truck or whatever you want to call it, its damn nice looking! This truck is a great driver, its not a trailer queen, and the truck is not perfect there are some little dings but that adds a little character to the truck. There is no rust on this truck; it is a very solid truck. This is a great driver, you can drive it anywhere, and it doesnt do to bad at the shows either. I get a lot of complements everywhere I go. If you have any questions or would like more pictures let me know. I live in McKinney Texas if you would like to come by and see it your welcome just let me know. You will fall in love with it; its a love at first sight truck!
If you win the auction
you can pick it up or I will work with you on shipping, all shipping costs are
the buyers responsibility. There are a lot of new parts, I have listed some but there are many more.
Body,
Suspension & Exhaust Check out this video, This truck is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end this auction early Do not bid if you are not prepared to pay if you win this auction
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