Yes, this 1986 Chevrolet C10 is not exactly a tired, dusty barn find, but it is a survivor-grade specimen with just 66,500 miles on the clock. The seller has converted the former pickup to a flatbed that makes the possibilities somewhat endless as to how you can use this clean single-cab truck. The asking price is just $3,700 and is listed here on craigslist. Thanks to Barn Finds reader Bill for the find. 

The bed “…75 wide x 95 long!,” according to the seller, and is effectively a blank slate. It would make an ideal tailgate vehicle, or perfect for transporting snowmobiles or motorcycles / quads / ATVs. The cab is quite tidy, with no sign of rot in the trouble spots near the corners, and while I can’t identify where the wheels are from, they look sharp and period correct.

With the abundance of C10s on the market at any one time, we should’t fret that this one was customized a bit. The black grill is a take-it-or-leave-it-look; I’d personally keep it chrome to tie into the wheel covers. The seller notes that the 305 V8 and automatic transmission work well together, and that the Chevy came with the heavy-duty spring package from the factory.

You’ll also find power steering and brakes on board, and the bed is newly-constructed with  “…Wolmanized lumber under the Trex deck material that will last a long time.” The low mileage combined with the clean body make this a pretty straightforward acquisition if you can use a rig like this, as parts are perpetually cheap and upkeep is very DIY-friendly. How would you use this custom-flatbed C10?