1966 dealer ordered Chevy C30 dually camper 50K miles survivor glamping 327 4-sp

1966 Chevrolet C/K Pickup 3500 Description

Clean original 1966 Dealer ordered C30 camper. Dually with almost new tires and updated the split rims to 80's rims, carb rebuilt, gas lines, tank flushed, belts, hoses, points, plugs, wires, brakes, master cylinder, rear end fluid changed and new axle seals installed along with rear end brake line. Radiator flushed, engine block flushed, new thermostat and water pump. Runs and drives good but has only 150 miles or so since gone through. New battery, cables, all electrical connections cleaned and re grounded. Has old invertor and has 110v hook up with breaker box in engine compartment. Have never run the 110 to test it. Stove works and gas light. 12V interior lights work well and they have all been cleaned with new bulbs. Does not looked to have had any leaks, but grandchildren left windows open and did get blowing rain stains around the windows. Wall board is softish around rear dining table. Cushions have claw scratching wear from a small dog that used to camp with the previous owner back in the day. Just the tops can be replaced and sewn in. Curtains need to be updated also. Cab interior is very clean and original with no tears. Steering wheel is clean and dash is nice. Camper section has been totally re caulked. Sides, windows and roof. Most of the camper body, widow, door screws have been replaced with clean shiny ones. This thing is like a rolling museum. It is a 50,000 mile original that has never had a barn finds article, or any other media reveal. You will be the one that gets to show it off. Has never even been to a local car show. Still has vintage cups, utensils, pots, pans, clothes in the closet, blankets, hats, apron and table set up with correct pieces. Has outside furniture with side tables and chairs. All vintage. Looks like it was camped in by Grandpa and Grandma and stored. I would tow it home and not chance having a issue. I am probably forgetting many things so please ask questions. Thanks