1967 Chevrolet C20 Blue

Described as an original vehicle, including its paint and engine, this long-bed, ¾-ton 1967 Chevrolet C20 side Pickup is described as “clean, no rust, straight body, (and) stored indoors.” portedly a two-owner example that was previously used as a camper truck by its original owner, the C20 is said to have “never (been) stored outdoors.” Fitted with the desirable long cargo bed, the C20 has “no problems,” according to the seller. The original paint appears to be in good overall condition, and the interior’s vinyl surfaces show no visible damage. The seller notes that the engine’s timing chain, clutch, and exhaust have been replaced.

• The optional 327-cu.in. OHV V8, factory rated at 220 horsepower, is described as original.
• The engine is said to have received a new timing chain, clutch, and exhaust system.
• The bodywork looks to be straight, and the paint displays no obvious blemishes.
• The glass appears to be free of damage.
• The interior presents cleanly, and the vinyl seating surfaces show no damage.
• The engine bay and underside present as acceptably clean, with visible surface corrosion.
• An AM radio is present in the dash.
• The cargo bed’s wooden floor is moderately scraped.
• The cab floors appear to be solid and have a rubber mat.

• No additional parts or accessories are included.

• The seller states that the C20 has no problems.

• This 1967 Chevrolet C20 Pickup is reported to be highly original, including paint and engine.
• The seller says the truck has had two owners during its lifespan.
• The engine is described as upgraded with a new timing chain, clutch, and exhaust system.
• The interior presents cleanly and shows no damage.
• The odometer reads 16,965 miles, but actual mileage is unknown.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean shinton title in the owner’s name. The seller is assisting the owner, his father, to get the vehicle listed online. This 1967 Chevrolet C20 side Pickup is described as highly original, including engine and paint, and is said to be a two-owner example with a fully known history.