1978 Chevrolet 454 Pick Up C20 on 2040-cars
Vancouver, Washington, United States
1978 chevy C20 . 454 Big Block.
SPECIFICS / BUILD INFORMATION
YEAR: 1978
MAKE: checy
MODEL: 2 Doors
MILES: 64020
ENGINE / PERFORMANCE: 454 Big Block.
TRANSMISSION: Auto 4x4
OPTIONS:
Power Steering: Yes
Power Brakes: Yes
Air Conditioning: NO
FUNCTIONALITY:
Headlights: YES
Taillights: YES
Brake lights: YES
Wipers: YES
Blinkers: YES
Air Conditioning: NO
1978 chevy 454 engine Original truck factory original paint . NO A/C working, no leaking, no smoking and no shudder engine but smooth sound. In addition, new master cyl, new water pump, new power steering, new belts has been renew those last month
If you interested Contact us through ebay email if you have any concerned about my baby truck. This truck has reserved price. Payment will be through paypal. |
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