FS: '86 Chevy 4x4
09-23-2005 | 02:01 PM
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FS: '86 Chevy 4x4 I've got to sell this truck, I'm running out of room in the driveway.
It has a clean title and is located in northeast Houston, TX. I was looking to get cash for it, but I'll entertain trade offers.
A picture can be seen here:
’86 chevy ¾ ton long wheelbase.
Originally a diesel, swapped in a 350 out of a caprice with 40k miles.
10 bolt front, 14 bolt rear, 4.10 gears.
Th350 tranny with about 130 miles on it since complete rebuild/new pump.
Np203 transfer case, refreshened at time of tranny build.
There is no carpet in the truck right now, took it out to rhino-line it.
6” (?) lift, sitting on 35” SuperSwamper TSL SX’s
AC is all there except the compressor
Aftermarket gauges
The truck has been sitting for a few months. The last time I went to start it, I got nothing. I bought a new battery and a new starter. When I put the starter in, aparently Oreilly's sold me the wrong one, so it put a crack in the block where the starter bolts to it. I returned the starter and got the right one. The little ear that the starter bolts to should probably be welded up for reinforcement. The damage is very minimal and I've got pictures of it if you'd like to see it.
$1800obo, come get it.
It has a clean title and is located in northeast Houston, TX. I was looking to get cash for it, but I'll entertain trade offers.
A picture can be seen here:
’86 chevy ¾ ton long wheelbase.
Originally a diesel, swapped in a 350 out of a caprice with 40k miles.
10 bolt front, 14 bolt rear, 4.10 gears.
Th350 tranny with about 130 miles on it since complete rebuild/new pump.
Np203 transfer case, refreshened at time of tranny build.
There is no carpet in the truck right now, took it out to rhino-line it.
6” (?) lift, sitting on 35” SuperSwamper TSL SX’s
AC is all there except the compressor
Aftermarket gauges
The truck has been sitting for a few months. The last time I went to start it, I got nothing. I bought a new battery and a new starter. When I put the starter in, aparently Oreilly's sold me the wrong one, so it put a crack in the block where the starter bolts to it. I returned the starter and got the right one. The little ear that the starter bolts to should probably be welded up for reinforcement. The damage is very minimal and I've got pictures of it if you'd like to see it.
$1800obo, come get it.