1969 Chevy Truck K10 Short Bed Step Side on 2040-cars
Ramona, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: 4X4
Model: C-10
Mileage: 74,389
Trim: Stepside
Hi you are looking at a 1969 K10 4X4 Short bed stepside 350 V8 Manual trans. Mostly original paint except for the pass fender and cowl. Has rust in the rockers and they should be replaced or run them with the holes in them. Interior paint is 100% original has new carpet and newer seat cover and original seat belts. There was half of the original build sheet on the back of the seat. The engine runs good and the mechanicals seem to function properly. Lights, blinkers, back up lights, gauges work , wipers,except speedo needs a cable.Front window has a crack, Has a lot of small dents and a little rust but no rust in the hard places to fix like drip rails they look good none in the cowl. Most of the original wood is in the bed. This truck sat for several years when I got it I flushed all the fluids, changed the oil, topped off the trans and transfer case, changed the fuel pump and put a newer distributor and new points. Has a very nice set of original wheels and hubcaps. I have tons of parts for these trucks if you need anything and buy parts also. You can also have the original fender and distributor
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Glenn
760-315-2712
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