1969 Chevy C10 3100 Apache Hotrod Classic Cruiser Custom Street Rod Muscle Show on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
Here is a Classic Beauty, 1969 Chevy C 10 Short bed Fleet side Big Rear
Window Pickup Truck.
This Beautiful Pickup was made right here in California back in the good
old days and is still a rust free So Cal truck. Never went more than 100 miles
east of L.A.
The Original owner, A kool old hot rodder took care restoring her before
his untimely demise. Below is a list of things that have been done.
Stock 350 engine and Stock 350 Automatic transmission that run and work
well. The engine and Transmission have less than 30 k miles since rebuilt. Dress
up kit on engine adds to the Classic look
This truck has been lowered 3 inches front and 5 inches rear with new coil
springs. Sits right and looks great. Standard brakes and steering. Pleasure to
Drive.
Classic Rally Rims with center caps and beauty rings look great with new
235 70 15 rear tires and 225 60 15 fronts that have 80% tread life.
Recent red paint job has plenty of shine. Interior was just redone. New
Seat upholstery, Carpet, Dash Pad , and new door weather strips. Very Clean
Look.
New Spray in Bed Liner compliments the overall look of this classic
beauty.
Ask Questions..... I don't have all the answers but I will find out. If its
important to you, its important to me. I'm sure I have forgotten many things
that were done. So ask.
As with all old cars and trucks, Sold as is with no warranty expressed or
implied. Actual Mileage unknown. Has small rock chip in w/shield Display does
not convey but Original California Blue and Yellow Plates from 1969 do. License
plates not current but has Clear Clean California Title.
You can look high and low and never find a Sweeter 69 for this money.
I sell WORLDWIDE . VIN numbers and title match for easier Import. I will
also assist your shipper.
90% of all my ClassicTrucks sell by Best Offer before end of Auction. You can Buy It Now, Make an Offer or Simply Bid to Win. Thank you for looking and good luck |
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