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1969 Chevrolet C-10 Pickup

 

Engine - 327 (original)

Transmission - Turbo 400 (original)

Color - Blue

Factory A/C - Working and blowing COLD

Two wheel drive with a 12 bolt main

 

Just so we are clear here, I/we (my in-laws) bought this car to sell it

5 months ago. Car is located in Annawan, Illinois 61234 and is available to be seen anytime!!

 

Truck runs smooth. Paint/seats and baby moons are not original. Paint/engine/interior are very nice, typically we buy cars that need repainting, my father-in-law is a body man, so free labor goes a long way. This truck only needed a good cleaning (scuff and buff). Solid ride that would fall into an older resto category.

 

Only other thing we did to it was 4 NEW TIRES and adjusted the carb.

 

The following are the only pictures available at this time, if you are interested call me 732-710-1190 Dave. I/we will answer all questions and as I said truck is available for you or anyone to see 7 days a week.

 

Price is $9000, but at this point I have no advertising $ into it so to Forum members it is a OBO. I know I am a new guy around here so I wouldn't expect my word to be Gold. I use the same name (paperclerk101) on all forums and as you will/can see it is my email address also. I am on Corvetteforum mostly.

Call me, come and see it, I/we have nothing to hide.

 

BTW....Also have a freshly painted '87 Suburban for sale...350/Auto/4WD Grey/Silver w/new tires.

 

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69rear.jpg

69interior.jpg

 

 

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That's a VERY nice truck!

 

 

 

 

 

TY Very much!!!! :cheers:

 

It is amazing what you can find when you are looking.

 

The most difficult part of this, is selling the cars we get. Not because it is a hassle, but because every car we get we go through "I should keep this one"

 

Guy who we bought it from bought it from original owner in '72.

We bought her in March, I have had it in craiglist couple times on Corvetteforum and now here. I was waiting for an auction in St Charles MO in Sept, but now they are not having it. Maybe Hemmings.

 

Thanks again for the comments and come out and take her for a ride.

$9000 except for the exact right person is possibly a bit high but you have to start somewhere.

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I just saw one around here that was all beat up going for $8900. It ran, that was about it. It needed TLC. Probably minor body and interior work, paint, engine rebuild if you want it to run strong and general clean up stuff. I thought he was asking too much. For a '69 that nice, I think $9000 sounds like a good price though.

 

Wish I could buy one and fix it up, but I have two toys now and the wife would never allow it. :cheers:

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:cheers: I'm Buying.

 

The Suburban was so faded before laying paint, it looked like a rice burner with that color changing paint.

The interior shows wear but it was obviously...parked in the sun, used, but cared for.

 

As far as price, as you all know what things are worth and what you will get for them are 2 different things. Book on the '69 is over $10K. I want to be consistent with my pricing. I want to earn a buck just like the next guy, plus 3 way split, but you have to keep the numbers up to keep away the dealers. Truck is worth it, but can't sit on it forever.

 

All joking aside, I have a bit more flex in me for a home with a nice parking place and a weekly wash, as opposed to someone trying to work me. I am sure you all know what I mean.

 

Side note...so far I like the site and here is my Home Depot Hauler...NOT FOR SALE

 

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Is that a variable-vane THM400 on that '69?

 

When I was a kid, my mom had a '66 olds with a THM400 with a variable vane torque converter. The torque converter had two modes, normal, and "power". The vane angle changed and the engine went into whoop-a$$ mode when you went past 1/2 throttle. That was cool.

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I don't believe it has a variable-vane.

 

Sounds like an interesting option, tha could be a lot of fun.

 

Interesting trades would be looked at but would have to be local to 61234 and no more than 1/2 $$ (I need to end up with a minimum of $4K-$5K cash).

 

Dave :cheers:

  • 4 weeks later...
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'69 Chevy

OK so lets move this baby before winter...$7825

Come and get her.

 

All my ads have expired so I don't have to protect myself.

 

Delivery is available. Locally for free, say within 25 miles or if you need further we can work something very fair out. If we happen to be going that way then that will be free also.

 

732-710-1190

 

Dave

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted
'69 Chevy

OK so lets move this baby before winter...$7825 

Come and get her.

 

All my ads have expired so I don't have to protect myself.

 

Delivery is available.  Locally for free, say within 25 miles or if you need further we can work something very fair out.  If we happen to be going that way then that will be free also.

 

732-710-1190

 

Dave

 

 

 

 

 

Where are you located??? I am in Fla.......thanks

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