Chevrolet: C/k Pickup 1500 Custom on 2040-cars
Stevenson, Connecticut, United States
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1969 C/K 10 4X4 5.3L Chevy LS Engine. Gets 19 to 21 Mpg on a 4X4 truck Dependable tons of torque and power This is one of a kind custom build Forget Barrett Jackson save 20% they get 10% on each end they had ones sell on the low 60's and high 50's this Truck is way out of that league Only 3,934 since built every system is new or rebuilt from frame up tons of hours little under 2,000 man- hours on this build PS,PB,Vintage Air, Dakota Digital Dash, Power sliding rear window. Linex bed liner. Leather Seats, Hand tooled door panels every detail is the top end even the inside door handles are top shelf POR-15 on frame and under cab floor and firewall and dash Too much to list.
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