1962 Chevrolet Chevrolet C10
$22,900
1 photos of this car.
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Details
| Year | 1962 |
|---|---|
| Model | Chevrolet C10 |
| Series | C/K Trucks |
| Mileage | 123,000 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Green |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Condition | Listing details from the car's own Facebook Marketplace listing: Year: 1962; Mileage: 123000; Transmission: Automatic; Exterior Color: Green; Vehicle Title: CLEAN. |
| Seller | Marketplace seller |
| Listed by | |
| Location | Torrance, CA |
About this car
Listed on Facebook Marketplace in Torrance, CA at $22,900. This 1962 Chevrolet C10 is showing 123,000 miles, finished in Green, with a automatic transmission, offered by a Marketplace seller; the listing was verified live on 2026-11-09.
More about this car
1962 Chevrolet C10, Long Bed.
$22,900 OBO/Trade
Beautiful, badass, original, and straight. Untouched by salt, snow, or Bondo.
The dictionary definition of perfect turquoise patina.
She's the original blueprint for a look countless others try to recreate. Frozen in time, inside and out, with just the right amount of character. Turns heads wherever she goes.
What more could you want in a C10 hot rod?
No chopped-up bodywork, no hacked-up chassis, no questionable fabrication. Just lowering springs, drop spindles, front disc brakes, a dressed-up crate 350, and a rebuilt TH400. Aluminum radiator, HEI ignition, and block-hugger headers.
Clean title, new tires, ready to cruise.
Located in Torrance, ca 90505
Local and International Shipping available
What the photos show
- The only photo is a front three-quarter of the truck wearing heavy surface rust across the hood, roof and front bumper — full patina.
- The body looks complete and largely straight under the rust, sitting on steel wheels as a project.
- A spare tire rides in the bed; the truck reads as an unrestored survivor or a rat-rod starting point.
- The interior, engine bay and underside can't be judged from this single photo.
Money: At $22,900 the photo shows honest patina and a complete truck; whether the rust is skin-deep or structural is the whole money question, and one photo can't answer it.
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