1963 Chevy Big Back Window Stepside Truck on 2040-cars
Easton, Maryland, United States
Selling this truck for a good customer of mine. I own a restoration shop on the eastern shore of Maryland although I did not paint this truck I have done some work on it. I installed the v-8 and automatic, power steering, automatic steering column, and painted under the hood semi gloss black, and added power brake booster and master cylinder. The truck has new shocks, aluminum rad, electric fan set on a thermostat to come on automatically, new radio, and a triple gauge pod The truck would make a business a good shop truck just add your logo. the paint on the truck is driver quality it gets the thumbs up where ever it goes. the back cab mount need some attention he has new ones that come with it they are still solid and supportive. He also has the 230 six cylinder that I took out that comes with the truck if wanted it has been rebuilt by previous owner. truck gets driven a little but needs to be driven more than it gets please feel free to call with any questions 410-310-3716 may be able to help with delivery for a fee depending on distance. Truck still driven and for sale locally so bid to win but may end auction early if sold locally truck also has a gm serpentine belt set up and new dual exhaust |
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