1965 Ranchero C Code 289 on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
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1965 RANCHERO, 289,
ORIGINALLY A 3 SPEED STICK ON COLUMN, NOW HAS T10 4 SPEED, MOTOR TURNS OVER BY HAND, HAS NOT BEEN STARTED. NEEDS BACK GLASS CHROME TRIM DECENT CLEAR TITLE, IN NEED OF RUST REPAIR, NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. SOLD AS IS. RANCHERO NEEDS COMPLETE RESTORATION, SEE PICS OR IN PERSON, LOCAL PICK UP OR SEND YOUR SHIPPER. PAYMENT CAN BE CHECK OR CERTIFIED CHECK, POSTAL MONEY ORDERS, ALL TAKE MINIMUM 10 -21 DAYS TO CLEAR. OR CASH ON PICKUP, PAYPAL AND CASH ON PICK UP.. NO CHECKS ETC ON PICK UP OF VEHICLE. MUST READ ALL DETAILS OF AUCTION. A SK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. SOLD AS IS. On May-06-14 at 14:07:25 PDT, seller added the following information: HAS 8 INCH REAR END, |
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