1963 Chevy Chevrolet C-10 C-20 Fleetside Pickup Ratrod Hot Rod Running Project on 2040-cars
Bothell, Washington, United States
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1963 Chevy fleetside longbed pickup heavy half ton.
this was a 6 cylinder 4 speed, someone put a good running small block Chevy V-8, still a 4 speed floor shift, in good shape, runs drives goes & stops, needs tinkering to get everything just right, truck is drivable as is, but needs detailing, body looks to be in pretty good shape, some dents, and probably some minor rust been repaired in the past, looks solid to me though. was repainted in the not so long past, paint has wear and scratches, a good 10 footer, windshield has a couple rock chips, but not cracked lights, wipers, signals, heater work, some gauges need work to operate. seat is nice, interior is sparse. though you can drive it away, if going long distance I'd get it hauled there until you can go through it. no foreign bidders, no zero or negative feedback bidders, please ask ALL questions before bidding, you are bidding to own, not bidding to think about it. |
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