1972 Cheyenne Short Bed California Truck on 2040-cars
Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Year: 1972
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: 2wd
Model: Cheyenne
Mileage: 100,000
Trim: Cheyenne
Up for sale is a solid 1972 Cheyenne that spent its whole life in California until I bought it and brought it to Nevada. 350, PS, PDB, tilt, AC truck but its missing a few parts to the A/C. Motor has 500 miles on a fresh rebuild. It has an rv cam, smooth sounding and driving truck. The suspension has not been messed with in any way. The undercarriage has 42 years of Southern and Northern California patina. rocker panels, and cab corners are original with no rot. The bed is in good shape, but the inner tailgate and front bed panel have some dings from something heavy sliding in the bed. All of the metal on this truck is original. The paint is driver quality. The bumpers could use a re-chrome as well. Its not a perfect truck but a great driver and it turns the heads. Before it was sold to me in 2010 It was owned since 1992 by previous owner. Its been garaged since I have had it. Too many cars hate to sell. Ignore the dust, Ill clean her and post another pic sometime this week.
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