1993 Chevrolet C1500 Pick-up Truck With Cap on 2040-cars
Portage, Indiana, United States
1993 Chevrolet C1500 Pick-Up Truck with Cap. Truck is in very good running condition, with 210,000 miles on it but you wouldn't know it, my friend had the same truck that got over 400,000. It has some rust areas around cab corners and above fender well, that can be fixed. The back bumper may need to be replaced where my niece bumped into a tree. Motor doesn't leak oil. Transmission shifts smoothly. I have good used tires on it and the truck drives straight with one hand on the wheel. Back cap has a bed area in it, that I'll leave. You might want it for camping or a work truck. Any questions call 219-762-3967 & ask for Bob.
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