Selling my 70 K20
 

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1970 Chevrolet
K20 3/4 ton 4x4

Engine: 355ci rebuilt 4600 miles ago
Transmission: th350 with B&M shift kit rebuilt 4600 miles ago
Transfer Case: np203 with kit
Gears: 4.10
Hubs: New Mile Marker Manual Locking
Gauges: Autometer Ultralight
New: Steering box, power steering pump, brake master cylinder, brake calipers, heater fan, battery.
Misc: Grant steering wheel, Kenwood CD Player, 16.5” aluminum wheels, 33” cooper tires.
Possible Shipping

$5500
319-240-8752
641-823-5300
landonvieth@iowatelecom.net

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Any reason why I can't get this to sell?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thankyou

Yep I can't get rid of mine :)
Good luck!!

the price is to high... or you advertising in the wrong place, try hemmings, ebay, ect

price is too high.

that price isnt too high. that is a really good looking truck. what is he suppose to give it away..... i think you are just advertising in the wrong spots. goodluck, Steve

Sometimes its just a matter of the right person coming along with the money. I dont think you are too far out of line with your price.

I think that's a great price for what is there.

ya that price is dead on if you ask me especially for a 3/4 ton

I paid $5K for my 70 GMC 4 years ago and from your pics you have a better truck. Just keep trying.

Money is tight right now for alot of folks.

Took some time for me to sell some rigs, but they will sell.

Don't think your out of line on the price.

i have found that guys on this board want parts to fix up their own truck, or a truck that is cheap and needs a lot of work, i have had much better luck selling nice trucks (like yours) on ebay or through a local big city paper.

Good luck

David

i sold my 69 K20 a few months ago for 3200$

it had a new motor, new clutch, and all new interior, incl tach dash. there was no rust, but one side of the box was messed up from an accident. so all it needed was a new box, and paint. it was a real nice truck, wish i would have never sold it. i been looking around for another one and the best i found was a 64 K10 4 sp, for 2300. it needs a new cab though.

i sold my 69 K20 a few months ago for 3200$

it had a new motor, new clutch, and all new interior, incl tach dash. there was no rust, but one side of the box was messed up from an accident. so all it needed was a new box, and paint. it was a real nice truck, wish i would have never sold it. i been looking around for another one and the best i found was a 69 K10 4 sp, for 2300. it needs a new cab though.

Whatever you do, don't come down so far from the price that you feel is realistic that you will kick yourself later. I tried for too long to sell my '94, and finally caved too far on price to a local guy. I've regretted selling the truck toocheap ever since then. I'm trying to make my peice with it by telling myself that the guy need a dependable vehicle to haul his family that was still fun to drive, but its not helping much.

Bring it to SC
 

If you had that truck in South Carolina, I would buy it today. I've been searching for a really nice '71 or '72 for several years. The really, really nice ones cost as much as a new truck and the junk still sells for $3500, but I can't find a good one for sale.

That is so very true Turkey Guide

too bad you wernt closer, i want a nice 4x4 baaaad, this cash in my pocket sucks