1969 Chevrolet C 10 Short Bed Fleetside on 2040-cars
Donna, Texas, United States
Up for sale is a great condition 1969 Chevy C 10 Short bed with a 1967 front clip. The truck has had a lot of work done at shop. Frame sandblasted/assembled using stock suspension components and set to stock ride height. It will need driver side rocker panel, 1 cab corner that will be provided, and missing 1 wheel tub in bed. It has a clean Texas title and is a running truck using a 6 cylinder backed by an automatic 350 tranny. Motor/tranny rebuilt about 18 months ago and runs great. Electrical has been checked as well. The truck is a true short bed fleet side truck with minimal rust and a solid all around truck. The front windshield was removed and all metal treated and solid with no rust. We do have a complete stock 350 motor for the truck if sold for more than the reserve price. If interested and have any questions, please contact via e-mail at stonevillahomes@yahoo.com. The truck will be sold locally as well and I reserve the right to end the auction. Upon sale seller will assist buyer as needed with shipping after receiving deposit with in 48 hours of auction's end.
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