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1965 Chevy C10 Pickup, Very Straight 99% Rust Free Hot Rod on 2040-cars

Year:1965 Mileage:35507 Color: of the pickup only has small dings and scratches and would qualify as a good daily driver quality
Location:

Baker City, Oregon, United States

Baker City, Oregon, United States
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 Up for auction is this 1965 Chevrolet C10 long bed pickup. This C10 is very nice with a straight clean body and very little rust, only one spot as seen in the photos. It has 35,507 miles on the odometer, which I'm sure is 135,507. This pickup runs and drives great! It idles nicely or can easily cruise at freeway speeds of 65mph++. It drives straight down the road and stops straight and easy with the addition of power brakes!

THE EXTERIOR of the pickup only has small dings and scratches and would qualify as a good daily driver quality. All door, hood, and tailgate latches work well and as they should. All exterior lights work, (headlights, blinkers, brakes..) The tail gate chain latches have been deleted and it has latches on the inside of the bed. The wood of the bed is solid, but not original. The Tires have approximately 1,000 miles on them and a full size spare tire is included. It also has a locking fuel cap. Unfortunately I DO NOT have the keys for the door locks.


THE INTERIOR has black carpet in good condition with a 60/40 spit bench seat that is fully adjustable. The drivers side seat has a few small cracks in the upholstery but is still very comfortable.All windows roll up and down easily and work good. It is equipped with a working AM/FM Cassette radio. The heater blows hard and warm even in the winter and the windshield wipers work too. The speedometer/odometer/oil pressure/Alternator/and temperature gauges all work too, but the temperature gauge is aftermarket. Even the horn works!


THE UNDERCARRIAGE is very clean and rust free. Under the engine is a little oily.


UNDER THE HOOD the inline 6 engine starts and runs great every time even in cold temperatures. It also has power brakes installed that work great. Around 1,000 miles ago the front and rear brake shoes, wheel cylinders, and front wheel bearings were replaced.

It has the following NEW parts installed:

Air Cleaner
Spark Plugs
Spark Plug Wires
Ignition Points
Ignition Condensor
Distributor Cap
Distributor Rotor
PCV Valve
Fuel Pump
Valve Cover Gasket
Exhaust Gaskets
Ignition Lock Cylinder and Switch


This pickup is set at a LOW RESERVE and is ready for summertime cruising and enjoyment, or a good solid candidate to build to your liking! I have tried to describe this pickup to the best of my knowledge as shown in the pictures and description above of any imperfections the truck may have. Please keep in mind this is an older pickup and is not in perfect condition, but this 1965 C10 is still very nice for almost 50 years old! If you have any questions, please feel free to message me and I will respond as soon as I can. Thanks for looking and good luck!

Buyer is responsible for shipping arrangements or local pick-up of the vehicle





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