1961 - Chevrolet C-10 on 2040-cars
Renton, Washington, United States
Up for sale is my 1961 Chevy Apache truck.. was restored and rebuilt about 10-15 years ago, purchased the truck two years ago and have driven it regularly, runs great, looks really great, paint is definitely gorgeous even right up close. Small dent on passenger side door, it isn't perfect but it is a great driver which is what I love about it, not scared to get out and drive it and use it regularly, please see the ten minute youtube video I took to hopefully answer any of your questions. Only rust areas are small spots under the hood and small hole on driver side cab corner (see last picture), but that is it! Have been there for years and not an issue so I haven't done anything about them. The rest of the steel is absolutely solid. 235 straight six, I rebuilt the carburetor two weeks ago (it was starting to leak fuel onto the manifold), and just installed it last week. I took a video outlining everything I could think of... see the link below - my phone ran out of storage as I was driving it around but you can see everything. Has the original 1961 Washington license plate on it. Let me know if you have any questions.. you will have to arrange for shipping or pickup.
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