1969 Chevy S10 Van With 7,700 Original Miles! on 2040-cars
Evanston, Illinois, United States
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1969 Chevy S10 Van. 7,700 miles. From small volunteer fire department in Marion, North Dakota. Delivered new to them from local dealer in 1969. Have original protecto-plate, owner's manuals, and other paperwork including recent work done. I purchased this directly from them six or seven years ago and drove it very little. Put a new exhaust, plug wires, cap and rotor, plugs, and changed all the fluids. Still has the original tires on it, would replace when purchased because they are definitely "maypops". Clear Illinois title. This van runs and drives like new. It has small dings and dents, and the original paint is showing some wear. It does wear awesome Patina and I wouldn't do a thing to it unless I wanted to make it look brand new and use it as it was intended. It has the small bench seat from an ambulance company in Chicago, and two stretchers mounted on the inside. Has original spare and EVERYTHING works including two spotlights on the roof. I purchased van to haul motor scooters around and just never ended up using it. It's very cool, very unusual and rare, and in wonderful shape. And, it's a CHEVY! 3 on the tree transmission, shifts fine. Manual brakes, gone through, stop great. Original interior, in excellent condition. ALL gauges work great. Runs perfectly and is surprisingly very fast. Needs: Handle for one of the window cranks (will supply) new tires if transported over 100 miles a new owner. Please only bid if you are serious. I do not accept bids from folks with less than a 5 score, and you'll have to contact me if you are in that category. ASK if you have any questions and do NOT bid if you don't have the funds to pay at the close of the auction. Payment by certified check or cash only; vehicle will be released when funds have cleared. This is one of a kind, the miles are totally original, and it would be a great candidate for a show van or just to drive for years "as is." No warranty expressed or implied, car is being sold "as is" and "where is". I will help arrange transport through an outside carrier if that's what the buyer wants. No disappointments with this van. |
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