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Aruba1 · 04-11-2016, 03:36 PM

NICE. But he needs to go the other way around, put the stock rims/tires under the truck and throw those hideous rims in the bed and retake pictures.

Ad description: "1972 Chevrolet C10 Highlander edition. Low mile Barn find. This truck has 531 actual miles and was found in Eau Claire WI in 2012. The original spark plugs, wires, oil filter, fuel pump, heater core, wheels and tires are all the bed of the pickup. I Have the original sales brochure, original title and misc paperwork in a binder. The fuel system has been drained and cleaned as well. The truck starts and runs great. Basically everything is original except the wheels and tires. The wooden bed still has the original black paint on all the boards. The left front of the bed has a rotten spot on the board from the rain/weather dripping on it over the years while sitting In the barn. The hood and roof have a few small imperfections from the weather as well. You can see that 90% of the original undercoating is still on the frame. Any questions feel free to ask. Possible trades."

04-11-2016, 03:36 PM	#2
Aruba1 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Birmingham, AL Posts: 560	Re: 531 mile highlander NICE. But he needs to go the other way around, put the stock rims/tires under the truck and throw those hideous rims in the bed and retake pictures. Ad description: "1972 Chevrolet C10 Highlander edition. Low mile Barn find. This truck has 531 actual miles and was found in Eau Claire WI in 2012. The original spark plugs, wires, oil filter, fuel pump, heater core, wheels and tires are all the bed of the pickup. I Have the original sales brochure, original title and misc paperwork in a binder. The fuel system has been drained and cleaned as well. The truck starts and runs great. Basically everything is original except the wheels and tires. The wooden bed still has the original black paint on all the boards. The left front of the bed has a rotten spot on the board from the rain/weather dripping on it over the years while sitting In the barn. The hood and roof have a few small imperfections from the weather as well. You can see that 90% of the original undercoating is still on the frame. Any questions feel free to ask. Possible trades."