1983 Chevy K30 Crewcab 454 Lifted Truck on 2040-cars
Aristes, Pennsylvania, United States
rare find factory k30 chevy single wheel crew cab with 454 bigblock,engine is stock except edelbrock carb and dual exhaust,10 inch suspension lift and rear shackle flip,sm465 fourspeed with geardriven heavy duty new process 205 transfercase,4.10 gears,front heavyduty millitary bumper and brushguard,rust free replacement drivers door and two nice rear doors included,floors recently repaired with new panels,interior needs put back together, has drop pitman arm and s draglink,draglink needs to be adjusted to center steering,needs driverside inner fender,truck is an awesome find being sold with stock tires and wheels so it is easier to rollback or tow truck away, truck is not completed so it will need to be towed,id does start up and run,has brakes but needs finishing i am going in for surgery soon and do not have the ability to finish it my loss is your gain.$200 deposit required after purchase through paypal difference paid in cash,any questions call 570 400 2996
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