1968 Chevy C-10 Step Side Street Rod on 2040-cars
Diberville, Mississippi, United States
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Beautiful HOT ROD for the discriminating buyer. Not many like this around. Immaculate show truck and quick too with the Big Block 454 .40 Over. Crane Hyd Roller, Hughs HP 350 Trans with 3000 Stall. Oversized Aluminum Radiator - No Overheating Ever. Tubbed with Mickey Thompson Tires, Short Bed with Wood Finish, Chopped Top. So many more custom items you must see.
Minor blemish in front of cowl on hood and crack in the windshield. No dents, no scratches, no problems. If you are looking for a Street Rod that performs, look no further. Call Ken at 228-697-4755 if you have questions. For Sale Locally Also. Buyer to pick up or have shipped. Payment in full in 7 days of auction end. Have lots of pics and can e-mail to you. Good Luck and Thanks for your interest. |
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