1985 Chevy K-10 Swb 4wd Stepside on 2040-cars
Oroville, California, United States
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Up for sale is a 1985 Chevy Silverado Brown with Burgundy interior shortbed stepside 4wd. This truck has spent its whole life in the dry Sacramento Valley near Red Bluff, California There is absoulutely no rust on this body anywhere. There are some minor dents that could be taken out by a dent doctor. This truck has the original factory paint on it. It has never been re-painted. As you can see from the pictures,the paint is burnt through on the hood and several other areas. There is no rust on this truck. It is a factory brown truck, the wood on the bed floor needs to be replaced, and the tailgate has a few repair welds where the factory spot welds failed. The grille plastic is in good shape and not broken up like most. Both doors open and close like they should I had the strikers replaced. The plastic bushings on the strikers break off, and they don't close properly if not replaced. The truck has a rear sliding window and needs a new plastic latch. The dash is badly cracked from the California sun and the door panels are faded on the top. The gauges work and there is an aftermarket mechanical temperature gauge installed. There are some toggle switch holes in the lower part of the dash. The factory Delco radio does not work. The bench seat has no tears in it, but has some small pin holes and is faded from the California sun. The electric door locks do not work. The power windows work, but the passenger side is slow. The Burgundy carpet is new. The headliner has been removed. The truck has factory GM Rally wheels with center caps and trim rings. The tires are 33 12.50 15 and are about 1 year old with at least 80% tread remaining. The truck has a newer upgraded 5.7 liter 350 that runs great. The ac does not work. The power steering works good. It has a 4 speed manual transmission with a hydraulic clutch. The clutch master cylinder was replaced about a year ago. The clutch works great and the transmission shifts and works great. The 4wd works fine. The choke light stays on, but a new carburetor was installed abour a year ago and starts up and runs great. This is a great 4 wheel drive shortbed stepside. .This is a hard to find California no rust truck. I was going to re-paint this truck, but I have another project that needs to be finished. Please email or call/text (email is best as I'n in a bad phone service area) (530)370-9200 if you have any questions. Buyer is responsible for shipping. I will cooperate with your shipper to make it as easy as possible for them. $1,000 deposit due within 24 hours of auction close. Balance due within 7 days.
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