1968 Chevy C-10 Pick-up White With Blue Interior, Fully Restored on 2040-cars
Half Way, Missouri, United States
This 56K+ original mile truck underwent a comprehensive 2 year frame off restoration. Everything was stripped, sealed, primed and painted. The engine is rebuilt with new pistons, bearings, and cam. I installed a Crane cam that is as close to the original as I could find. The alternator, carb, distributor, A.I.R. pump, manifolds, transmission and most other major components are the factory originals. Everything has been reworked, renovated, or renewed. This truck is very close to original. The seat has been reupholstered with GM factory material (hard to find). Every panel, to include the inside of the cab panels were rust proofed/sealed. The paint is the original factory colors, except for the lower body panel coloring. The paint is base coat/clear coat, the bed is Missouri rad oak vice yellow pine. The wheels are after market 6 lug 15X8 Ralley Sport look alikes. The rear axle gears were changed to 3.07:1 from the original 3.73:1. The original 3.73 gear set goes with the truck along with 2 original wheels (1 is the spare), original hub caps and a bunch of manuals, literature and spare parts. Please ask questions, I can send along more pictures if you like. The buy it now price is less than is invested in this super nice old truck. The hard work has already been done. However, the after market door seals are too thick, and need to be replace with the correct new ones I have. It runs great, and everything works as it should.
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