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1976 Chevy 2500 4x4 100% Rust Free on 2040-cars
Year:1976
Mileage:87000
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Up for sale is a 1976 Chevy Cheyenne 2500 4x4 This truck is a true survivor 100% rust free This truck was garage kept all of its life and very will maintain The body is straight overall but does have a couple of small dings nothing major The paint looks great for it's age The truck has 87,000 original miles The truck runs and drives great it's got a V-8 350 with an automatic transmission The 4 x 4 works great The truck has factory AC but needs to be serviced The interior looks great The seat was professionally reupholstered new dash pad Carpet looks great for it's age but does have one small tear on drivers side This vehicle must be paid in full within 72 hours of auction close Only by bank wire transfer or a certified cashiers check When the funds clear I will overnight you the title and bill of sale And I can help the Bihrwood shipping Make sure click on the link on the bottom of the ad much more photos to view and a walk around video If you have a questions feel free to call at 208-890-1905 This vehicle is sold as is Thank you for your time and interest And happy bidding |
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