!964 Chevy C-10 Long Bed Fleetside Pick Up on 2040-cars
San Dimas, California, United States
Up for it? Nice 64 Chevy fleetside long bed. Truck has been in the family since new my sons great grandfather bought the truck from MK Smith Chevy in Chino. I believe the mileage to be total on odometer. Truck was not driven often. It still runs and drives fine. Has an electrical issue with tail lights blows a fuse now and then. The truck originally had a three on a tree shifter but the linkage gave out and he put in a floor shift 3 speed auto which is nice to drive. The truck has had extra fuel tanks put in but have not been used for some time. and other then then the 10 year old paint job, i believe the truck to be stock. everything works on the truck as far as im am aware. This is a california truck and has no rust and the body is very clean with exception to the tailgate which has a big dent in the top of it. Its time to let someone love this thing before it rots in the drive way. I am open to offers but i do know a truck like this is fairly rare...Will do what i can to make for an easy transaction...Please feel free to ask questions and I will do what i can to help keep things clear...
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