1969 Chevrolet C10 Shortbed - 22" Steelies - Cool Shop Truck - Lowered on 2040-cars
Saint Clairsville, Ohio, United States
1969 CHEVY C-10 SHORTBED STEPSIDE 250 INLINE 6 / 3 ON THE TREE RUNS GREAT GOOD RELIABILITY AND FUEL MILEAGE ORIGINAL 3:73 LIMITED SLIP NEW 22"GM STEELIES - LOOK GREAT ALL ORIGINAL OTHER THAN CPP DROP SPRINGS CONDITION: TRUCK IS IN OVERALL GOOD CONDITION. HAS SOME DINGS AND FEW BUBBLES IN THE BOTTOM OF PASSENGER DOOR. WAS TAKEN OFF FRAME ABOUT FIVE YEARS AGO HAD NEW BODY MOUNTS INSTALLED. AT THIS TIME INTERIOR WAS REDONE WITH NEW GLASS AND SEALS. NEW CHROME BUMPERS AND REAR FENDERS, BED WOOD REPLACED. FRAME IS VERY CLEAN AND SOLID. DRIVABILITY:TRUCK RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT. BRAKES FEEL GOOD, ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION IS SMOOTH, EVERYTHING WORKS THIS IS A GREAT TRUCK TO CRUISE AROUND IN AND VERY PRESENTABLE TO TAKE TO A SHOW. NEEDS NOTHING. TRUCK IS COMING FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION. TRUCK CAN BE PRUCHASED FOR $1500.00 LESS WITH STOCK WHEELS AND HUBCAPS IN LAST PICTURE INSTEAD OF THE NEW 22 INCH WHEELS. MY FEEDBACK SAYS IT ALL. THIS IS ONE OF THE BETTER C10'S FOR THE MONEY. PLEASE ASK IF ANY QUESTIONS, THANK YOU |
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