1972 C20 Chevy Custom Deluxe Factory Tool Box 350 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Ravensdale, Washington, United States
1972 Chevy C20. It has an after market GM 350 crate engine (unknown mileage or when it was put in) with the stock 4 speed manual tranny. Engine doesn't smoke. It has the factory power lock (posi) rear end. It runs great. Manual steering. Breaks work fine but need work. Won't hold fluid but stops with the drums just fine. Heat and everything works great. It sits in the garage and I drive it only about once a month. If you know these trucks it has the typical rust in the rockers and floor boards on the corners. Also rust near the bottom of the front fenders and near the tool box. Looks like someone attempted a horrible restoration at some point. Some parts on the driver's side floor board and wheels wells were fiberglassed. The truck is used and old!!! It's nowhere near perfect. If you want to look at in person please feel free to contact me. If you want specific pictures of something contact me. I reserve the right to end the auction at anytime if sold locally. SOLD AS IS/No Warranty. I've tried to describe it the best I can. Would be a nice driver to restore. Clean and free title. |
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