1971 Chevrolet 4x4 Truck on 2040-cars
Amboy, Washington, United States
Original except low mile (suppose to be about 5k) newer crate 350 motor. Fairly straight and unmolested. Cab has rust through in door rockers, floor pan, cab corners and doors. Also in firewall in area where cowl should drain. 14k on odometer, so looks like 114 with rollover. Grill in nice shape. Original steering wheel in nice condition. Rare radio delete plate. Heater works great. Runs pretty good, could use some fine tuning. There is a slow drain on battery as of time of listing, but I am working to fix that now and will post update. Tires are decent. Four wheel drive works good. Good strong clutch. Granny gear. Looks like original paint. Was a weyerhaeuser truck. The gentleman who sold it to me was supposedly second owner. Very nice newly upholstered seat. New battery, new alternator, new ignition switch and key, new accel wires, new 4 barrel edelbrock carb with manual choke, new gas tank behind seat. Disc brakes up front. Brakes work really good, even emergency brake. Manual steering, power brakes. Truck has typical play in steering. The play is in the steering box. All the king pins and other suspension under the front seem to be real tight. All lights work with almost new markers. Even the blinker cancel in steering wheel works. Horn works. Clean and clear Oregon title not in my name, but signed over to me with release of interest.
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