1985 Chevy Silverado on 2040-cars
Ravenna, Ohio, United States
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this truck is untouched from when it was new. everything is original from the paint to the exhaust.no one has removed anything even down to all vacuum hoses. it runs and drive and shifts as good as it looks. you can see in the pictures there is one little rust spot by the drivers door. which has not been fixed so there is nothing to hide you see what you get. the chrome looks like its brand new no pits. just look at the inside of the bed it looks new. this truck has not been repainted the paint is original . no aftermarket junk body parts . the only thing I did was lower it and it could be put back to normal height with putting back on stock spindles in the front and and remove flip kit in back. nothing was was cut or hacked to lower it. the interior looks like its new too no tears no cracks and carpet looks great. the truck has 87,712 miles on it but will go up because I drive it everyday. forgot to mention it does have aftermarket cd player but dash is not cut up. any questions call kevin 330-940-9905 the black spot on the hood is where there was a bug deflector that wore off the paint
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