Chevrolet C10 Short Wheel Base on 2040-cars
Munford, Tennessee, United States
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You are bidding on a 1969 Chevy C10 SWB truck. It has a 350 engine, 700R4 overdrive transmission and four brand new tires . It has six lug drum brakes all the way around and non-power brakes. Truck has very little rust compared to most of these in this year. Inner and outer rockers will be needed. A small patch of rust is on the driver side floor board and another is on the bottom of the passenger side door. The radiator is leaking slightly; may be able to be repaired. Has Vintage Air and Heat. The interior is in good shape; not new, but great shape for the age. The inside of the bed is in great shape with only two small dents; does not look like it has been used much. The paint is fair, but has a few chips in some spots and one larger spot on driver side behind rear window. This is a great get-in-it-and-go-driver or restoration project. You can email me with any questions. Thanks for looking. I WILL ONLY ACCECT A CERTIFIED BANK CHECK OR CASH THE TRUCK WILL NOT SHIP UNTIL THE CHECK CLEARS THE BANK . The truck can be picked up in person or shipped, buyer is responsible for arranging all shipping and the cost of shipping email me with any questions before bidding thanks.$500.00 deposit due 48 hours after auction close via Paypal
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