1965 Chevy .. 4wd 4x4 C-10 C10 Truck Bbc 454 4 Speed Big Block No Reserve on 2040-cars
Justin, Texas, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Model: C-10
Mileage: 99,999
Trim: xxxx
1965 chevy 4x4 --- 454 - 4 speed ,4 wheel drive.---.... custom 2 step , primary-- headers with evac port stubs coming from merge collector ... engine block and crank ..no- rods or pistons are in it , used to show as a mock up engine ... truck- heads are ok (valves and springs in them ) .... divorce transfer case , driver rocker panel installed 2012, pass rocker panel install 2 months ago,... cab and front and bolted in ---- bed is not bolted down----.no- drive shafts.... steering collum...you,will need other parts to complete it!!!( as seen in pictures)....have a rear cab window-- not pictured --- it will need a front windshield,( undercarriage painted black) have clear title........................ buyer is responsible for pick up ...... no free- shipping................
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