1977 Chevrolet C-10

bonanza Pickup Truck

V8

Automatic

CCL447S176976

Clear

Gasoline

Old Reliable Work Truck. Starts up with one twist of the key. No oil leaks that I've noticed in the 3 or 4 months I've had the truck. I'm sure it could benefit from some elbow greese and parts here and there but the truck passed inspection and was recently registered and ready to drive. I found myself frequently having those "Geeze sure wish I owned a Truck about now" moments and well... Whats to say I went to a fellows house to look at a dresser/armor and had one of those "wish I had a truck" moments and came home with the Armoir in the truck I bought for convenience and reflection as so happened I was born in '77 and I realized they just dont make em like this anymore. No Computers or Fancy Smancy Tech just easy old skool chevy parts. Simple and Easy to work on when they do have something go wrong. Unfortunately I own two other vehicles and I've been notified by my Complex that I can only have two parked here or I have to pay $$$ for a 3rd spot. So Truck is for sale. Has a lockable tool box with keys which is nice and convenient. It's like any 35 year old work truck or farm truck Your Mileage May Very but its worked out for me so far and I'd keep the truck if it were $$$ sensible. I drive it around w/o any issues other then a little noise where the control arm bushing needs replacing which is not terribly difficult I'm told if your creative it can be done in 30 minutes but I'm a computer geek not a mechanic so I'll stick to what I know. Clean and clear title, has been reliable, needs control arm bushings and is due for a battery change soon. Mileage is listed as Exempt on title and though the odometer does work I have no idea how many original miles are on the truck. I listed 100,000 because ebay requires I input something into the field and exempt doesn't cut it. UPDATE - I added some additional pictures for those who asked. I have a solid steel super heavy duty bumper replacement that comes with the truck in the bed of the truck. Also included are a couple of railroad ties I have in the bed for additional weight and I also used them as leash anchors for my 80lb American Bulldog who frequently rides in the bed.