1966 C-10 Panel Truck on 2040-cars
Mayfield, Kentucky, United States
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1966 Chevy C-10 Panel Truck Very cool project vehicle for someone. Comes with a small block Chevrolet (325 we think based on the heads) and automatic transmission. These appear to be original but we have not checked the numbers. What we can tell is that the vehicle originally came with an auto trans which was rather unusual for these work trucks. The V8 is strong and runs well. The auto trans was just serviced and is in good condition. The previous owner has installed newer style seats and sprayed the dash (very nice job on the dash by the way). You can come by and look at the truck, crawl under over and around it if you wish. Just let us know and we will make arrangements. We are located in the Heart of Mayfield Kentucky just off the I-69 corridor (Purchase Parkway y'all). Just 3 hours from Memphis, Louisville and 2 from Nashville. Vehicle is sold in compliance with KY statutes "AS IS WHERE IS" |
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