1971 Chevy C10 Pickup Shortbed Stepside Classic Truck Vintage on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
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california truck and title and registration. purchased this truck while still living in florida about 5 months ago with intentions of having a few upgrades done-then using for daily driver once i moved to california-had truck in storage during this time-in CA. now i have moved to CA but without my previous job-career change-vehicle change. truck currently sits in my covered parking garage bc registration date has run out. i have not titled or registered to my name-no reason to if I'm selling and no CA DL yet. i have however drove the truck about 12 times before registration ran out. sounds amazing-deep and throaty. runs 70 down highway wo issue. previous owner told me no mechanical issues and i haven't found any. overall very solid truck and relatively unmolested-that i can see. heres what i know is bad: windshield crack driver side window needs crank knob radio-has factory radio and a modern digital/radio/cd in glove but either i don't know how to work it or its not hooked up quarter size rust spot on bottom outside of drivers side door---this is the only rust i have found or know of interior light needs a new lens and a bulb or wire not sure the hood is a little off-just barely enough to notice-not sure if easy adjustment or if its more work-i can't see any evidence that truck has ever been wrecked bench seat is not bolted to floor-but doesn't move when driving-previous owner replaced carpet w new black carpet but didn't finish bolting there is a rip in bench seat steering wheel missing horn center cap-which I'm not sure-could be reason why horn not working exterior paint is not shiny or perfect-and has some white paint drops in various spots around truck-maybe truck was a part time painters truck? it has a very good looking matte/antique/weathered looking green paint that appears factory-i bought specifically for this look and had no intentions of changing it. i was however going to have a body shop wet sand the white paint marks off the green that would just add a little more character to paint in the process-but didn't get a chance to have anything changed. i think thats all-easy little stuff-nothing that worried me when i was shopping. the good: like i said-looks to me like very little molestation very factory and original very solid body very solid mechanically issues are small and manageable there is also a hard fiberglass bed cover that locks-kind of cool-can keep or take off-no big deal oh and i have a book of receipts-paperwork-service records about an inch thick from years past truck is super cool cruising around town-needs an owner that will appreciate this and give it the time needed to make it even better. THE LAST PICTURE IS NOT THIS TRUCK-ITS WHAT THIS TRUCK COULD BE-I WAS GOING TO HAVE MADE INTO THIS-ITS SAME MODEL AND YEAR please ask questions or come see in person-or i can send specific pics. ill have to say this was going to be my first classic truck and i will readily admit that I'm no pro or mechanic-so do any inspections you want---no warranties and no refunds please. i could drive to shipper for you if needed-for example if international shipping was needed. and i would recommend uship.com for shipping in states-may save up to $600 depending where you are? thank you |
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