1964 Chevrolet C10 Big Back Window Power Disc Brakes on 2040-cars
Pensacola, Florida, United States
over all truck is solid! Has a 350 and th350 trans. 3.73 gears. motor and traNS WORK great! both are relatively stock. cranks and runs well. truck stops well and tracks straight down the road. very dependable, drive it allthe time. just looking to fund other projects. windows roll down like they should. all lights and accessorys work. fuel gauge reads wrong sometimes, speedo jumps and is 10 mph off. truck has usual rust in eve, cab corners, pass corner of door, pass corner of hood, pics of it are on the listing. rockers are replaced. doesn't leak water if you wash it or it gets rained on. ive got 15mpg after tuning the quadrajet up. that's running 55 on back roads. truck is lowered on coilsprings. 350/350 im sure im missing a few things so message me with ???? |
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