1965 CHEVY C 10 FACTORY A/C,ps,pb,auto,V8 fleetside SUPER RARE!!!

1965 Chevrolet C-10 deluxe Additional Info:

This is a SUPER RARE optioned out chevy fleetside pickup (probably a dealer showroom floor model). Overall the outer body is in very good condition [shape]. There is very little cancer relatively speaking as it has never had a restoration. There is very little rust over all, and does have a few dings (see pics) for best description. The original color was white I believe, now brown done back in the 1970s. Still has some of the original wood in the bed, tailgate gate is straight as are the inner bed sides. Was also ordered with body side moldings. Interior is mostly original with the rare A/C vents, controls and firewall unit still intact (hard to find). I have only had 3 of these rare factory a/c 1965's and oddly enough all of them came with the ULTRA cool hugger orange 3 tone seat!!?? Not sure if that was part of the a/c package. I removed the seat so you can see how sound the floor pans are under seat. (Trying to load that picture from cell phone). Also, I outlined in red crayon the rust spots in forward pans and rockers. All glass is in and looks origina, windshield is cracked. I think motor is 350 but missing parts, P.S. pump, pulleys, fan and carb missing. Condition of motor unknown. Window s roll up and down and doors open and close and latch perfect. Brake unit missing, also radiator. Rolls and steers easily, tranny engages in park, tires hold air. Wiper blades missing. This is rare and worth restoration or shop Rat Rod Truck. Please call with any questions as emails are snail mails. 405-612-5666

On Aug-25-18 at 21:58:02 PDT, seller added the following information:

I Still can't load the two pics of floor pans under the seat from my cell phone, That said let me say under the seat very solid no rust or cancer. Still has the original jack and tire tool hold down springs.! ALSO IT STATES IN DESCRIPTION that the power steering pump is missing, IT IS NOT MISSING STILL HOOKED UP!!! The motor may be the original 327 not sure, did not run # on the motor.