1971 Chevy Short Wide Bed, Shop Truck, Rat Rod,lowrider,great Daily Driver Solid on 2040-cars
Owensboro, Kentucky, United States
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1971 Chevy short wide bed, and is a factory 115" short wheel base not a shortened long bed. great daily driver, runs drives great. truck shows 84,000 miles not sure if it is over or not but has been rebuilt mechanically 350 stock with Edelbrock carb and 3-speed synchronized trans. power steering disc brakes. this truck is very solid no rust in roof like a lot of them or corners of doors ,corners of fenders all solid. it did have cab corners and rocker panels put in at body shop. has newer tires, exhaust, battery, alternator, starter, radiator brakes. it was lowered with cdp springs and rear track bar rides better than it did originally. has new windshield seat redone and new rubber mat. you can get in truck and drive anywhere. would look great with shop truck advertising on it. drive as is or paint your color choice, but this way you don't have to worry about it and draws as much attention as a painted one everywhere. original step bumper can be put on if you would rather have it over the roll pan on back you can have your choice. I am selling for a friend ask any questions you may have and thanks for looking.
On Apr-29-14 at 14:28:00 PDT, seller added the following information: I have had several people ask about how it runs and drives so here it is again this truck is a daily driver that you can drive anywhere and also very tight without all the rattles in most. it is not a rough truck sprayed in primmer, it was worked at body shop and could have been painted any color this was just the way he wanted it flat black, it was done a few years ago and set outside and faded. you could take and paint the way it is other than the tailgate, pushed in a little over the letters but could be straightened or changed. it is very straight. This is not a 4000 dollar rust bucket and will not sell for that. a truck this good painted will bring 16 to 20k and with shop truck lettering and distressed paint will bring 12 to 14k and if it doesn't sell that is what is going to happen. and again thanks for looking |
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