1960 Chevy-gmc Truck Short Bed Fleetside Custom on 2040-cars
Seymour, Missouri, United States
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Selling my 1960 GMC truck, thats what the title says, it has a chevy tailgate and later model hood, which i think looks better, ive owned this truck for about 8 years and its been a great ride, im trying to start another business so im selling some of my toys, the engine is basically a stock 350 with headers and hi rise, not much cam its more of a pleasure truck, the tranny is a turbo 350 with a shift kit and a star shifter by b&m, the suspention is still all stock drum and drum, its always worked great so i never messed with it, the bed is solid oak raised up an inch and a half to provide clearance for the fuel cell mounted under the back, no more gas smell inside the cab, it needs speakers in the doors, one of my daughters needed some at one point, the inside is all in great shape the carpet is about a year old and the rest about five but still in great shape, the reason i mentioned the brakes and minor tune i havent driven it much in the last two years so i would suggest this, i start it all the time and use fuel treatments, i just dont have time to drive it, if you have any questions just let me know, thanks for looking.
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