1966 Chevy C10 Shortbed Big Window W/original A/c Cab Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Ventura, California, United States
This is a hard to find original shortbed fleetside with a big back window and even more rare, original Harrison A/C cab. All Harrison components still in tact inside the cab (A/C Compressor/Condensor missing) Even includes the even harder to find under dash ashtray. The dash has not been cut for a radio. The doors were replaced and have not been cut for speakers either. Although, a true original shortbed fleet, the bedsides were replaced by the previous owner with modified longbed sides. Doesn't look bad, but could use some minor clean up. Prior owner claimed the original bed was in rough shape. The truck is rust free, minus one very small area on the lower drivers door that's pitting. No holes or anything along those lines whatsoever. All other rust spots have been professionally repaired (Only 2 lower parts of cab. Nothing major). More details below: Welded in Frame C-Notch (Designed to accept original bed wood) |
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