1969 Chevy C20

A true survivor truck. Was originally owned by the city of LaJunta, Colorado (dry, high altitude desert). It sat for an unknown number of years before I bought it. Fluids have been changed, new spark plugs, new brake master, front wheel cylinders and shoes. New alternator and regulator. New rubber brake lines. The engine fires up at the turn of a key and runs like a champ. ZERO smoke or funny noises, tons of power. I believe this to be a numbers matching truck, but49 years of grease and grime is hiding the numbers. Transmission shifts great (4-speed, granny-low) The rear brakes need to be looked at and wheel cylinders replaced (parts included) as the brake pedal has too much travel. I DO drive the truck around town as it is. Goodyear Wrangler tires have about 1,000 miles on them (e-load range). Bed wood was rotten so I removed it. Frame and suspension look beautiful for a nearly 50 year old truck. ZERO rot on the frame, only a coating of surface rust (see pics). the body is what you'd expect from a 50yo city truck, it's got its share of dings and dents, and the paint has that cool patina that only time can create. Usual rust spots in cab corners and rockers, but not that bad, could easily be left this way for another 20 years. The air cleaner assembly was removed just to show that this is a factory 4-barrel carb, it is normally on the engine.

Truck can be kept as-is and driven after a few minor repairs, or a full restoration could be done. I'm only selling because I have too many projects going right now and people are always asking if the truck is for sale. Title is clean and in my hand. Reserve will not be revealed, but please remember that this is a running, driving truck that is NOT a rust bucket. If you think you can get it for a few hundred bucks, just keep on dreaming.