1966 Chevrolet C20 2wd Fleetside 454 W/edelbrock Heads Th400 Power Steering Posi on 2040-cars
Hubbard, Oregon, United States
Body Type:Fleetside
Engine:454
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Owner
Interior Color: Bronze
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: C20 Fleetside
Drive Type: 2WD
Mileage: 5,000
Exterior Color: Blue
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This 1966 C20 was restored a while back and is in very good condition cosmetically, with a built 454 with a build sheet put in less than 5K miles ago and a freshly built TH400 & 3K stall converter (built to take BIG power) installed under 200 miles ago with paperwork for all and an engine dyno sheet. The interior is in excellent condition and the exterior in very good driver's condition that turns heads everywhere (as does the unmistakable sound 529HP makes). There are a few cosmetic flaws but it is in overall great condition. The shifter is a B&M slapshift that looks as well as performs exceptionally. The brakes were all done when the engine was installed and work well for being manual/all drum. The seat material looks and feels nice and the windows are tinted to provide a little protection for the interior. The truck has all of the A/C equipment installed except for the compressor (interior has an aftermarket under-dash unit). It was removed when the big block was installed. Also the heater core is not being utilized as the truck has been garaged and summer driven only for years. There isn't any rust on the body or frame (except for slight surface rust on the tailgate latches and a few small dents on the tailgate itself). Tires and wheels were installed within the last few thousand miles and look brand new. The headlights have "halo" rings that aren't currently connected. The pickup drives great and is problem free. It has three fuel tanks (one behind the seat and two side tanks), so even with a BBC this pickup has decent range. I'd feel comfortable driving it quite a ways from a reliability standpoint, but I'd recommend having it shipped due to the fact that it's a three speed auto with a 3K stall converter. It doesn't rev too high at freeway speeds (70 MPH/3K RPM), but would go through a lot of fuel if you're not in the western half of the country. Still, shipping will be cheaper as well as kinder to your investment. Anyone seeking more pictures of anything specific that I didn't get in the ones I have up can message me. I'm also reasonable as to holding the vehicle for a bit while shipping is arranged, but payment will still need to be made within the specified time listed. Mileage on the pickup shows 3X,XXX on the odometer, but has no more than 5K miles on the power/drivetrain. The wood in the bed is original and in usable condition without any significant issues. I had forgot to take any pictures of it, but can add one later if need be. Thanks for looking!
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