1980 Chevrolet C10

DescriptionThis 1980 Chevrolet C10 is offered by a private seller and is located in Powder Springs, GA. WON'T YOU HELP? Right now, at this very moment, somewhere in a driveway in Paulding County, a 1980 Chevrolet truck sits alone. Rust is beginning to make its claim but with your help, we can stop this crime against classics. Its odometer — a number that once meant something — ticks silently toward a fate no truck should have to face. Look within your heart, - and wallet, and step forward and save a truck today. Try not to choke up as you view the pictures. Such a sad story. For just the cost of a fluid change a day — that's less than you'd spend on a fancy coffee or a can of dip — you could help this truck see another winter. You could help it start on the first crank. You could give it new spark plugs, and with this, hope. The next owner, or, as we like to call them, "The Buyer" will one day stand proud knowing they saved a Chevy. This is Biscuit. Biscuit is a 1980 Chevrolet C10. It is powered but a 307 engine and 700R4 transmission. It has power steering and power brakes but, shamefully, little else. Biscuit has seen things. Biscuit has hauled things. Biscuit has never once complained, not even when the transmission started slipping in third gear that its current owner muster up the courage and had it rebuilt. Without your help, Biscuit could possible face a fate unthinkable to collectors worldwide. Perhaps the undignified indignity of becoming a Kia. Or worse, Yard-art. Want you help? While we would like to say, "You don't have to buy the whole truck" it would be cruel to part this once shining beauty out to parts far flung and unknown. With an asking or $9,995.00 its current owner would welcome offers just to ensure Bisquit has a new home. . Even a partial donation — a battery, a belt, a moment of your time to just believe — can mean the difference between a life on blocks and a life on the open road. Biscuit is waiting. Won't you give what you can? Future collectors will thank you..so will I Read More