I Will Ship Rust Free 1973-87 Chevy,gmc, Pickup Truck Step Side Long Bed In Wis on 2040-parts.com
Wautoma, Wisconsin, United States
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I WILL SHIP; CALL, TEXT, WITH QUESTIONS,GRIPES,&; YOUR OPINION, 92o-279-65o4, I HAVE MORE PICS,AND NEED YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS.
RUST FREE CHEVY, PICKUP TRUCK STEP SIDE LONG BED, BOX IN VERY NICE CONDITION. ...THE TAIL GATE IS NOT INCLUDED.
I HAD A LOAD OF BEDS SHIPPED FROM THE NEVADA DESERT.
THE BUYER ARRANGES, PAYS, THE SHIPPING FROM 54982. I WILL STRAP IT ON PALLETS,AND LOAD IT ONTO YOUR TRANSPORTERS TRUCK, FOR A SHIPPING QUOTE,CALL JOSH, 718-841-7743. IT SHOULD WEIGH LESS THAN 700#. MEASURE YOUR CAB,BED AND ADD 8" FOR THE PALLETS.
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