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1986 Chevrolet Silverado C-10 Short Bed Box on 2040-cars

US $4,500.00
Year:1986 Mileage:62844
Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Advertising:

Up for sale is a Slick little 1986 Shortbed/ box Silverado C-10 pick-up. I haven't owned the truck too long, I believe I am the the 3rd owner. Very very solid truck fires up and runs A-1 Mr.Good Wrench 350 small block crate motor with 700r transmission. The tranny shifts great super smooth no heavy drops. Headers with straights back, Eldelbrock 600. body is in really good condition for age rockers and cab are phenomenal. Only really rust on truck is rear fender lips common ( shown in photos) , and little in front inner fenders that's it. Couple bubbles but nothing major. Paint looks good when cleaned up nice 15-25 footer, has some chips and cracks, truck looked to be copper color. Still paint looks ok. Tires and wheels are like brand new, rims looks great no build up, tires still have tits. Interior needs attention, have bench seat with cover, but I have brand new cover in box that goes with truck as well. Nice black carpet, dash pad cracked in areas, door panels were messed with had some little speaker box's built on kinda crappy started taking drivers side out to move. still have speaker, pass side still intact and working. All gauges work and light up little dim. Pioneer CD, SPL 6.5 speakers for doors. All lights around truck work. Long story short its a nice project truck or just hop in everyday little rod. Runs good...... Drive's good and Smooth..... Sounds good. 

Get it while you can. Happy Bidding.

Buyer is responsible for arranging pick-up 
Cash in person.
If you have any questions please ask.
Thanks for looking!!! 

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