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70 4x4 $2250. Seems that there's not much left for the price. But it's not my truck...
https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/p...942130058.html 1970 70 chevy. 4x4 suburban three door w/ barn doors gmc Complete minus front clip. V8 4sp tranny rockwell transfer case dana 44 front and rear end has usual rust have extra doors buy for parts or restore clean title. SERIOUS INQUIRYS ONLY!! Leave a message and your call will be returned thanks. |
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70 K 10 350/350 model $7500. Needs some love but it looks unmolested. Not my truck.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/...947734195.html I have a very original '70 K10 four wheel drive Chevy Suburban for sale. It has a Dana 44 front, 12 bolt rear, 350 with a turbo 350 that shifts great and an NP205. It runs and drives great (does 70+ down the freeway with one hand on the wheel) and has very little rust. I don't want to be the guy that says "barn find", but it did spend a lot of it's life tucked away in one before I got it running again. It has a new fuel pump, a rebuilt carb and the fuel line has been cleaned out and the tank flushed (it has an auxiliary fuel tank that still needs to be flushed before it can be used, or just removed), all the gauges work other than the fuel level, it has matching vintage firestone tires on it. I have started wet sanding the oxidation off (currently have the passenger side of the hood done along with the passenger side front fender and front door and I will continue until it's all wetsanded and polished, OR sold (whichever comes first). It's not the straightest thing there is, but there aren't many around for sale ...and again, it's pretty close to rust free. I have a lot more pictures on my phone and plan to load them in the next few days. Come check it out. I'm open to trades and would definitely be interested in a rust free '67-72 c10 (driver or a nice roller). P.S. I have a LOT of under body and chassis pictures and it was all factory under coated, so in really good condition |
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67 panel $5000. Not much info. The location says southern Oregon but the photo is from the Reno/Sparks area. I hope someone saves this from burning man.
https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/...954617545.html Panel truck for the event. Everything works, licensed and ready to go |
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A relisting from above. It's now $3600, two grand off the original price. Still not my truck.
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Up for grabs is my rare 1970 Chevrolet Suburban custom 10 4x4. 35k original miles, 350/turbo 350 automatic trans, Four wheel drive, Dana 44 front end, 12 bolt rear end, runs and drives great. The interior is also completely original and in very good shape. Factory bucket seats and console, factory tac, factory tilt, factory ac. Also have original window sticker with all options matching the glove box sticker. 2nd owner clean title in hand. Asking $21500 obo serious buyers only please don't waste my time or yours https://images.craigslist.org/00r0r_...F_1200x900.jpg https://images.craigslist.org/01010_...u_1200x900.jpg |
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Identical paint combo of my 72. Would love it if still original dark gold
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Now here’s a dark gold one. Mines hugger orange but I’d trade
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72 K20 two tone green! $13750. Its got a great rack! Not my truck.
https://corvallis.craigslist.org/cto...962643679.html 1972 Chevy K20 Suburban This is my daily driver right now and it's a joy to drive everyday. The engine and transmission are rebuilt and just turned a year old with about 2000 miles on them. I have been driving it five days a week to work, taken it between Albany and Portland several times, and driving out for weekend hunting trips this spring without ever having to break out the roadside tool kit. I don't have any desire to get rid of this truck, as I have poured a lot of time, effort, money, and definitely some blood into it. I bought this truck intending to restore it as a working/family/hunting/camping vehicle and keep it forever. I am well on my way toward that goal, having got it on the road after 7 years of storage in my shop. But a down payment on a house for my family has a higher priority, and this is the most valuable possession I presently own. So I am listing it for sale because it might help me attain a higher family goal. I am not merely trying to get rid of it for any sub-reasonable offer. Here’s all the details of this great machine. Engine: GM 350 bored .10 over (machine work done at Central Cylinder Head in Portland). block rebuild parts are Summit. CompCams camshaft and timing gear set (see photos for camshaft specs). Elgin fully rollerized rocker rollers under tall valve covers. New pushrods and lifters New high volume oil pump Edelbrock single plane Torker II intake. F.A.S.T. ez-efi fuel injection conversion. This system is fantastic. Self-learning, self-tuning. Touch screen display that shows live data and allows for engine tuning on the fly. Mechanical fuel pump is deleted with block off plate. New poly fuel tank with In-line electric fuel pump. The tank is in-tank pump ready so if you want to switch to an in- tank pump, you can anytime. Center dump ram horn exhaust manifolds bolted to new 2.25” diameter exhaust pipes with stainless steel Magnaflow mufflers. The exhaust tone is humble, but means business. Accessory drive system converted to single belt serpentine drive off a ‘95 chevy pickup, including the engine accessories. New alternator New water pump New aluminum heater core New all aluminum radiator, cooled by a pair of electric fans custom wired in two stages (one for engine temp sensor and one for radiator temp sensor) for performance and redundancy with an overflow reservoir added. This cooling system is incredible. I’ve driven around Portland on several 90+ degree days in stop and go traffic and it holds temp beautifully. Transmission: TH350 rebuilt to stock, paired with a heavy duty torque converter. Married NP205 transfer case with a new adapter that has a thicker mounting surface and the old OEM adapter. Serviced front and rear differentials. Front drive shaft with zero miles on it (rebuilt by Six States) because I haven’t mounted it back up yet. Wheels and lug nuts are off a late model Chevy HD pickup. I have center caps for them as well. 33” BFG A/T tires are worn but still running good. Body and interior: Body parts are original, the differently colored front clip was the result of the previous owner starting a paint job, then changing his mind, and never getting back to finishing it. I have an unopened gallon, and an opened gallon half full, of the forest green you see on the front end. While there are several small spots of superficial rust that can just be sanded out, the only area needs major attention is the rear passenger corner. I would plan on replacing this corner. But I think the rest of the truck can be cleaned up for new paint. I have a number of parts, including but not limited to, a third row seat, new black grill, several clutch fans, the original fan shroud, couple OEM power steering pumps, the original steering wheel, new window regulator for the driver’s door, as well as other parts I am presently not recalling. The dash pad and upholstery are rough and needing some love. But this doesn’t keep me from driving it everyday. The dash is uncut and unmodified, with the original AM radio still working. Heat blows very hot. Fan works well. Temp selector lever end is snapped off, but I think I have another fan control unit among the parts with this truck. The engine is built. The transmission is built. All it needs is a couple areas of rust remediated followed by paint and some fresh upholstery. |
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Burban with Blazer package deal $6500! Not mine but looks like a good deal if you have the room.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/...964501140.html 1972 blazer. Super straight no rust . I have almost everything to put this together . I have lots of new parts including 1972 2 wheel drive suburban with brand new dropped spindles coils brakes shocks new gas tank . Must take all . Any questions give me a call . I have titles for both . $6500 . Takes all !! |
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Nice! A top shelf package if you will. Are you driving it back?
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Nice 72 that looks like everything is already done. If it was mine there would still be lots too do. (I'm slow) $26500.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/...968100314.html This beauty was painted several years ago and looks amazing. The Tu-Tone color is a high-quality paint that looks like it was just done. The engine compartment has a strong 396 V-8 dual 4-Barrel Carter AFB carburetors with an automatic transmission that shifts smooth. Has the front and rear cold air-condition with tinted glass. The front and rear bumpers are nicely chrome in great condition. Nice Goodyear tires with Ultra chrome rims. The grill is also chrome in good shape and the stainless are good. All the glass including big back window have no cracks or stars. The custom interior in great condition without any rips or tears. Custom gauges were added. The Kenwood premium stereo system is over the top with Am/FM/CD with lots of speakers thru-out. This Chevy suburban has been well maintained and you can tell it when you drive it. too many other options to list. These suburban are becoming very desirable! Over 30k was spent on this beauty.The miles on this vehicle are exempt and unknown. any vehicle over ten years must be sold as exempt unless we have documentation from date of purchase.Call 503-653-4030 or 503-781-5027 for more information for sale at 19895 McLoughlin Blvd., Gladstone, Oregon DA9679 trades welcome. Check out our website at www.affordableclassicsinc.com |
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70 GMC $26000. The previous one looks to be a better deal from the ads. But never having seen either one I could be wrong.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/...968983072.html Must see. New performance motor under 500 miles, new transmission, converted front drums to disc brakes, 2008 Tahoe seats (power front). I have all receipts and the list goes on and on. |
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Brought home this beautiful super nice all original medium olive with saddle 1969 in July. 2nd owner with 41k actual miles, this truck has been garage kept and has never seen salt. 350 4 barrel, turbo 350 with 3.73 rear end. It was ordered without 2nd or 3rd row seats and used for pulling a small trailer and camped in. An 80’s K5 seat was added as a middle seat at some point. Quite a survivor with absolutely no rust and drives like a new truck as it should.
I cut the homemade trailer hitch off to have the fuel tank reconditioned. Rebuilt and tuned the Quadrajet and installed new master cylinder and booster. Removed the added vacuum gauge, and hydraulic trailer brake controller and wiring looked over the truck and handed the keys to my wife and she’s been daily driving it. Looking for a chrome roof rack to add to it. It’s been a great truck so far, looking forward to making memories in this truck. No more garage time for this one! |
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Love the upholstery. Like to upgrade from plain white in mine. Congrats
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68 K model GMC 350 TOT with all 3 rows! $4000. Not mine.
https://corvallis.craigslist.org/pts...946893831.html Literally just out of the barn - this was our family vehicle purchased new in 1968 but has been sitting in our barn for 23 years. All original with the exception that in the late 70's we installed a new factory GM 350 V8. NADA classic value (low retail) is 10K, (average retail) 22K, and (high retail) is 40K. Since this classic needs some TLC I'm offering to sell it for $4,000 (the price we paid for it new in 1968), hoping someone will bring it back to life. Three on the tree manual transmission. It has some rust but since it has been under cover, the rust is not substantial. My dad drove it into the barn 23 years ago, he would start it periodically but it hasn't been started in over 10 years. I have not attempted to start it, I figured it was in the best interest of the new owner to go through the appropriate prep before doing so. I should have a replacement title by the end of the month, I'm taking offers between now and then. |
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Did anyone here purchase this Suburban? If not, did anyone get the contact information. I’m really liking this one. Definitely worth saving in my opinion.
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Roof rack stuff. Quick-n-easy $100
https://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/b...979413767.html For Sale are roof brackets mounted on 4 Quick-N-Easy roof mounts. The roof mounts are designed to fit into the gutter of older model cars, pick-ups, etc. Will not work on newer vehicles that do not have gutters. As is shown on one picture the brackets are made from 2X2 wooden boards that are cut to conform to the shape of a boat, kayak, or canoe hull. A new set of Quick-N-Easy clamps alone sell for approx. $250. on ebay. Although these are not new, there is an advantage of having the wooden cross brackets already made to conform to the boat. Priced to sell at $100. cash |
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1969 c-10 Chevrolet Suburban - $20000
1/2 ton 2 wheel drive. New 350 motor and 350 transmission. New 2 tone paint All 3 seats reupholstered back to stock look. New carpet front to rear. Lowered with dropped spindles and new shorter springs front and rear. Disc brakes up front. New 8" and 10" ralley wheels and Cooper tires. A real cruiser. $20k. Contact Rich Trade for ? Possibly hot rod. 2 wheel drive pickup. Try my with what you have. https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d...966185027.html https://images.craigslist.org/00808_...g_1200x900.jpg https://images.craigslist.org/00C0C_...Q_1200x900.jpg |
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New to me period conversion. Pretty cool. CL add here: https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sf...979866493.html
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Haven't seen before that I recall. I don't own this one.
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edison pole spotting or transmission line crew rig maybe? very cool, like to hear more about it without me having to buy it :lol: |
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Pretty optioned up company truck. Also, I don’t seem to see many tilt steering with a 4 speed rigs.
It isn’t my favorite look with the roof like that but it’d be cool to ride back there. Kinda like a Vista Cruiser. |
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we're tailgaters so the barn doors are out and don't care for 72 plastic door panels..
but my kids would definitely dig that view! https://dl.dropbox.com/s/ez93naece35...%20hb.jpg?dl=0 |
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This one popped back up .. Belonged to a member here and I thought he sold it... not sure....
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You're right! It was sold about 3.5 months ago for significantly less than is currently being asked . . .
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72 Big Block Blue Burban with lots done and some left to go $24000! Looks like it would be hard on tires. :lol: but its not my mine so I don't know for sure.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/...998370350.html For sale is my 1972 3 door suburban. Original 350/T350/12 bolt posi....... Currently has 509 fuel injected (Fi-Tech), 700-R4, 12 bolt 3:73 factory positraction. 509 is a full crower roller cam and lifters, ported heads, smithy pushrods, everything new. (have engine build sheets showing $16k in crate engine and build) I would assume about 700HP 700R4 is built by River City Trans by upgrades designed by me. Double stacked accumulators, shift kit, hardened sun shell etc. This barks second gear easily! Rear diff is factory 12 bolt posi with 3:73 gears. Rear diff just serviced with posi-additive and gear oil. Suspension is stock with disc/drum combo. Has new front ceramic pads for better stopping and new rear brake shoes. Rims are stock style ralley rims with new centercaps. Rims were bead blasted and painted silver/grey as originals were. Tires are new and have little to zero wear. Truck also has aftermarket rear hitch and trailer wiring system. Engine has long tube headers with custom mandrel bent 3" exhaust by me, Steve of GBE Mandrel Bending. Engine sports the new finned black aluminum valve covers, not the polished ones in one of the pics. Looks more period correct. Engine has a slight lope, and purrs like a mountain cat. Engine has ABOUT 400 miles on it, Trans has about 200 miles on it. The entire interior (minus roof) has been completely painted the original Bahama Blue. All new door rubber, new wing window sections, (LMC) NOS am/fm cassette radio and equalizer installed for that 70's 80's look. Seats completely rebuilt and recovered with LMC truck covers for the high end trucks in original blue turquoise. Complete rubber floor mat from front to rear, new dash pad, new color correct steering wheel (not shown), new dash cluster with gauges. Interior looks very nice! New heater core and cables (heater head as well), new 4 core brass radiator, 2 electronic cooling fans with aluminum fan shroud. Wooden floors in back in original great condition. No broken glass, front windshield and seal replaced this year. Truck runs excellent. Shifts firm. If you were to add Nitrous, this truck would be as fast as the original "Farm Truck"! That truck originally had a 502 with nitrous, and we all know how that truck flew. Too many vehicles and am downsizing.... If interested, please email me. Please do not write me if your trying to sell me something like "better than carfax" Body has rust in rear lower corner, but is very solid. See pics..... btw, I do have 2 new LMC bumpers for the front and rear I have not put on it yet. |
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