Detail Info for: 1976 Chevrolet Other Pickups K20 Scottsdale 1976 Chevrolet Chevy C/K 20 K20 Barn Find Low Mileage Original Pickup Truck
Transaction Info
Sold On:
02/06/2018
Price:
$ 20000.00
Condition:
Mileage:
22460
Location:
Oswego, New York, 13126
Seller Type:
Private Seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
1976 Chevrolet Other Pickups
Submodel Body Type:
3/4-ton Standard Cab Pickup
Engine:
400 cu. in.; 6.6L; V-8
Transmission:
Automatic
VIN:
CKU246F379544
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE An Update: Thank you for all of the interest and questions. I’ll do my best to capture them here. I originally built this auction with a buy-it-now price (26.2k) that was based on the NADA Classic website. It appears that once the first bid was placed, the buy-it-now option disappeared. I’m fairly sure what happened with the buy-it-now is this: I'd specified a “minimum bid,” but not a “reserve.” Had I included a reserve, the “buy it now” would probably still be there. That’s something to keep in mind if you plan on listing a vehicle in the future. My intention going forward is to leave the auction as it is in order to be fair to everyone. There have been over 4.3k views with over 370 watchers as of Feb 1st -- so I believe the only way to be fair to everyone who’s been watching and/or bidding in good faith is to leave the auction terms as they are. The tires are “Power King” brand in the stock size (7.50-16). The original Goodyear tires (same size) were removed at approximately 13k miles, are in very nice shape (for being 42 years old) and will be made available to the buyer. For those unfamiliar with “Clear Shield,” it’s a clear decal that’s been applied to the front vertical surface of the hood and first 1-2 inches of the horizontal to mitigate any stone chips. 3M brand product was used and it was applied professionally by a body shop. It’s designed to allow UV rays to go through so any future sun-fading that may occur will be uniform across the hood. It is removable with heat and water. “Carwell” has a variety of uses. When applied to vehicles that are driven in bad weather, it’s supposed to be re-applied annually or every other year. For vehicles that aren’t driven in bad weather (such as this truck), it should last indefinitely. It can be removed with water using the low setting on a power washer. If you’re familiar with the “old-school” use of Cosmoline for the long term storage of metal objects -- that’s my intention for the Carwell. Thanks again for looking,Robert
