1968 C10 Chevrolet Pickup Hotrod Streetrod Custom Must See on 2040-cars
Keego Harbor, Michigan, United States
This is a nicely done custom that was built 20 years ago from a 20,000 mile 68 c10 since then it has been driven around 3700 miles. The truck has been nicely chopped and dropped ( don't know the exact numbers please don't ask). It was built by some renown builder I do not remember his name but he did a beautiful job. Now here what I do know it has late 70's corvette 350/350, chrome drive shaft, mid 90's bed w/ spray in liner and hard top, all the doors and tailgate are on poppers, all custom interior, Dakota dash (4,000), all fresh fluids, the truck starts and runs great, I have put a few hundred miles on it drives great would drive to Florida tomorrow never gets over 180% thank to the BECOOL radiator. The windows are all glass they are two little cracks on drivers side you can see in pics. There were two little rust spots about the size of a half dollar on the front bottom of doors that were sanded down and P O R 15 was applied before the truck had a process called plastydip done last fall. I was told the original bid sheet was 55,000 I realize its a 20yr old custom but with 3700 miles in 20 yrs someone is getting a nice truck to make as mild or wild as they want my buddy is listing this for me so if you have any questions you can
contact me at 248 249 2333 and I will to answer them |
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