1967, 68, 69, 70, Chevy Truck, Rat Rod on 2040-cars
McAllen, Texas, United States
Hello
and thanks for looking. Here is a 1967 Chevy little truck I am selling this
truck for a friend. The front end on this truck is from a 1969. He bought this
truck awhile back and just used it around town. He parked in his back yard it
sat there for over 2 years under a tree.
He asked me to help sell it. The motor starts and runs nice, transmission
shifts like it is suppose to. It has a new front bumper, dash pad, and window
felts. The windows roll up and down perfect. It has a dodge truck seat and gas
tank has been put underneath. Gas gauge does not work. The tires have great
thread but are old, will have to be replaced wheels are very nice. The paint is
dull and has some rust you can see in pictures not bad. This is a great looking
truck that runs and drive really good if you have any questions feel free to
call or email. I have perfect feedback and would like to keep it this way so
ask, come by look and drive, inspect this great little truck. This is a serious auction so bid with intention to buy because all sales are final. This vehicle is sold as is where
is NO Warrantee! This truck is for sale
locally and I reserve the right to end this auction at any time |
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