1986 Chevy C20 Silverado 454 Grandpa Truck 79k Original Miles 3/4 Ton 2500 on 2040-cars
Snohomish, Washington, United States
Was my Grandfathers truck. I can't justify keeping it as I need a tow rig with seats for the family. Grandpa putted it to the store and back every couple weeks. 79k on the clock and a desirable 454 and color combo. It drives like a new 28 year old truck and it's mechanically sound as can be. Aesthetically it needs a little TLC as it was stored outside.
Quick video of a trip around the block. Can't see it? Go here: http://youtu.be/7B73FHqAK38
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Here's a shot of the RPO tag. As you can see this was a heavily optioned truck. G80 locker, dual batteries, tilt, power everything. Not sure if there were any options it didn't have. Clean title in my name. Buyers planning on shipping:
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