Detail Info for: Chevrolet : C-10 Cheyenne 1968 Chevy LongHorn 1 of 1902 made 327 CST 4 Speed NR

Transaction Info
Sold On:
06/24/2011
Price:
$ 4200.00
Condition:
Mileage:
65440
Location:
Benton City WA, 99320
Seller Type:
Private seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
1968 Chevrolet C-10
Submodel Body Type:
Cheyenne Pickup truck
Engine:
8 - Cyl.
Transmission:
Manual
VIN:
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
1968 Chevy Longhorn C 20 ¾ ton pickup 1 of 1902 I own a car restoration shop specializing in Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40’s, I looked for years to find this factory Longhorn pickup to restore. I’m too busy to take it on, so here it is for sale. This is an easy restoration project, this truck is straight and mostly rust free compared to most 67-72 trucks. 1968-71 were the only years the Longhorn was produced, 68 being the first and most desirable year. There was only 1902 produced. I bought this truck from the original owner’s family, there is 65k original miles on it. This truck came with some nice factory options, it’s original, has not been hacked all up like most. This truck has lived it’s entire life in the high desert of eastern Washington. This truck is rare, if you want a easy unique project without spending a ton of money this truck is for you. The truck runs and drives great right now. If you want to know more about the Longhorn, copy and paste the link below in your browser, some good info on this site. http://www.longhorntrucks.freeservers.com/ Also copy and paste this link 85 pics of this truck http://s953.photobucket.com/albums/ae11/fj40man79/1968%20Chevy%20Longhorn%20PU/ VIN # CE248Z165419 Factory Options as on the sticker inside the glove box. L30 327, 4 speed manual, CST (Custom Sport Truck) package, power steering, brake booster, cab lights, manual throttle and a few more as seen in the pic. This truck has a factory locking rear differential. Body This truck is original paint red/white (most desirable color combo). There have been a few paint touch ups, but the paint and body has no bondo in it, what you see is what you get, no surprises. Most of these trucks were beat into the ground, this is the nicest un-restored Longhorn I’ve seen or heard of. The pictures show how clean it is, a couple very small spots of rust, no panel replacements, just some small cutting out and new small pieces of sheet metal. The frame is excellent, the original wood in the bed needs replaced, the rails look good. All original sheet metal, no signs of any accidents. Usually by 2011, 67-72 trucks have been rebuilt several times, this one is a virgin, exactly what you want to start out with. Mechanical The motor was rebuilt several years ago, but has little miles on it. It starts right up and runs great, no smoke or knocks. The transmission is tight, the rear end is great. Overall, this truck is not mechanically wore out anywhere, only 65k miles. The original carburetor has been rebuilt, really nice to see most all the original parts are still there. This truck being so original and rare, money wise it’s best to keep it original, but I have a 1972 Chevy 2WD ¾ ton parts truck. That truck has factory disc brakes, tilt wheel, some other nice upgrades not available in 68. I will sell that whole parts truck minus the motor with a title for $800. If you can’t take the whole truck, email for parts quote, I can pull them and box them up in the back of the 68, labor charges will apply. I went round and round with WA state to retain the original 1968 title, long story short they would not let me keep it with the new title, so I just transferred it 2 weeks ago, I will get the title in physical form back from the state in 2-4 weeks. I have the paperwork I can scan and send to you proving I own it. I will send you the title right after I get it. I’m open to 3rd party inspection during the auction, don’t call Auto Appraisals & Pre-Buy Inspections when looking in the phone book, I own that business. I encourage anyone to come at this truck during the auction. There are 85 pictures on the photo bucket link, but after being in the vintage auto and restoration business for years, I’ve learned everyone’s expectations are different. I will set up shipping, you just pay them directly. Prices are $600-1300 right now depending on location and shipping lanes. I require a $1000 deposit via paypal within 24 hours closed auction (no exceptions). The rest cash in person, personal or cashiers check in the mail. I will deliver the 68 Longhorn within 300 miles of Benton City WA at $1.75 a loaded mile. Remember diesel is $4.50 a gallon, I'm doing this as a favor if it helps you out. Vehicle and fuel must be paid for before this truck leaves my property. I may take a trade, let me know what you got, prefer the trade to be local. Trade and cash, even trade up and I give you cash, just depends on what you have. Cheyenne super SWB LWB classic antique 4x4 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 Custom long horn