1966 Dodge D 100 Short Bed Stepside Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
Up for sale is this beautiful 1966 Dodge D-100 Shortbed Stepside pickup truck. Engine is a 6 cylinder 225 CI engine with 140,000 miles, a 4spd transmission which runs and drives great. Motor and transmission have been rebuilt 3,500 miles ago. Features wood bed floor, custom wheels and tires, custom zooomie pipes, optima battery, custom gauges and interior all make this truck stand out from the norm. Not a show truck or super fast speed demon, just a good reliable daily driver or cruiser shop truck ready for someone else to enjoy. Low reserve, please don't ask for reserve as it is not fair to other bidders. Please email me with any questions or comments you may have about the truck. Thanks for looking!
*Vehicle is located in Tucson Arizona. Shipping is to be arranged by buyer, will not ship vehicle. Sold as is with no warranty. Cashiers check or cash due within 2 days end of auction.* On Mar-17-14 at 11:08:02 PDT, seller added the following information:Clean and clear Arizona title. |
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