Chevrolet 1966 C10 Truck, Suburban Carryall on 2040-cars
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 51,000
Model: C-10
Trim: Carryall Deluxe
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Chevrolet 1966 Suburban Carryall. 51,000 original miles. Very rare factory grey/white two tone on flawless body, equipped with Deluxe exterior and interior trim. Factory original 283/ Powerglide/ 3:73 positraction rear differential, PS, PB. Thousands spent on NOS parts including front complete grill assembly, moldings, steering wheel, floor mat, NOS power steering, NOS factory 4-way flasher, NOS radio and speaker, NOS Day-Night mirror, and on it goes. NOS very rare correct optional left and right Carryall chrome mirrors. Original chrome hub caps, tools, Protecto Plate. NOS factory spot light in glove compartment.
NOS in dash tachometer updated with modern electronics, on dash factory clock, Factory coded HD springs and shocks, correct front sway bar, Deluxe heater, Optional cigarette lighter with internal light, all three rows of seats, Optional drivers and passenger factory sun visors, optional arm rests on both doors, just installed 5-Yokohama 700R-15 radial's.
Could well be the finest example of a '64-'66 Carryall/Suburban in existence. Incredible condition. Drives and runs flawlessly.
Please, serious inquiries. (719) 375-9426
PayPal $500 deposit required within 24 hours of auction close. Full payment to be made within one week. I will assist as needed for pick up and transport.
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