1964 C10 Chevrolet Pick Up

History:
The original owner PFC Grover P. Rigby was born on June 3rd, 1923 and died on January 13th, 2001 at the age of 77. Grover was buried at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery in Forest, Mississippi. While assigned to 101st Airborne Division, he parachuted into Normandy during World War II.
You are not just purchasing an American Classic, You are investing in a piece of history-American War History.He enlisted 15 September 1943Army Serial Number 34872907Enlistment station: Shelby MississippiPeriod of enlistment: duration of the war + 6 months
He last registered this vehicle 11AUG1995

1964 c10 video links
Go to youtube, copy/paste any one of three portions of the youtube address to see videos of the truck: These videos are before the back bumper was reinstallled

watch?v=p4PAgncZ7pQ

watch?v=IYtjzz4cXFA

watch?v=IVRdrlkhPIk

watch?v=UwFmL4wSySM

Key original for-door glove box - and ignition( Have two keys)

New

- Carb

- Starter

- Alternator

- Cap rotor plugs points wires coil

- Master cylinder

- All 4 wheel cylinders and brake shoes.

- New clutch

- New Under bed gas tank, sending unit, & manual fuel

pump

- New Smoothies

- New interior

--carpet

--seatcover

--door sill plates

--door gaskets

--driver side door strap

--rear view mirror and mirror arm

-Windshield and windshield gasket

-Radiator

--upper and lower hoses

--thermostat

-intake and exhaust manifold gaskets

- Wood Bed(- not NOS)

-Rear tail lights

-Rear truck bed back (not Tail Gate)

Working

-Manual choke

-Turn Signals

-Brakes and brake lights

-High low beam

-Heater

-windshield wipers

-interior light

Not working

-emergency brake

-factory radio

-passenger side window (difficult to crank down)

-driver side vent window does not have a lock.