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1982 Chevy C20 1ton Mason Dump Truck Drive Home Today!! Read Full Description !! on 2040-cars

US $2,500.00
Year:1982 Mileage:999999 Color: lights work
Location:

Piscataway, New Jersey, United States

Piscataway, New Jersey, United States
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A great work truck ready to work today. I have owned this for 7 years now and it has never let me down. I just don't use it enough anymore and don't want it taking up space. 1982 Chevy c20 mason dump with clear title. Nj inspection expired in January although it passed last January with flying colors. NOTHING I mean NOTHING in the dash works. Registration is up to date. 
 Here's the good and the bad

The good; starts right up, newer front brakes, 1 ton hydraulic dump with pto control in cab, looks great on the outside for its age, no visible rust on the cab body, will save you a ton in rentals and delivery fees, newer spare tire on rim, exterior lights work, wipers work although it could use new blades, pintle hook (never personally towed with it and can't verify if all wires are there and intact)

The bad; nothing in the dash works ( I would fill up the tank every time it take it out and pretty much drove it locally to scrap yard, jobs, get firewood, etc.) a few small holes in the bulkhead of the dump body (floor is solid), could use a few new tires although I've been saying that for years (they hold air fine even with a full load), the doors need to be slammed to close, the windows require 2 hands and sometimes having the door open to operate, unsure of actual mileage since nothing in the dash has worked since before I bought it, because it is a 3 speed manual with the granny gear it honestly doesn't go over about 50mph. There was remnants of mice living in it when I bought it (bought it from a farm) and there still is although I have never seen any mice. 

So this thing is a true work horse with plenty of life left in it and it looks 10 times better than most operational dump trucks in the same price range. I am looking to clear some space but will not give it away as it will still make me money. Please ask any and all questions before bidding/purchasing. $500 deposit is due within 24 hours and remainder is due upon pick up within 7 days of end of listing unless you notify me with other arrangements. All non payers will be reported. Thanks,for looking and I hope this beast can find a new home where someone will work it like it wants to be 

Truck is being sold as is where is with no guarantees expressed in any way

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