1968 Chevy C-10 Prostreet Bad A$$ Turbocharged on 2040-cars
Adrian, Minnesota, United States
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Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: 0
Model: C-10
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Trim: 0
UP FOR SALE IS A 1968 CHEVY SHORT WIDE C10 WITH A 1970 FRONT CLIP. THIS TRUCK IS ANYTHING BUT STOCK AS YOU CAN SEE. THE TRUCK IS ALL A LIGHT HOT ROD GREEN WITH A BLACK BED COVER AND A NEW BLACK COWL HOOD. ALL THE PAINT IS IN GOOD SHAPE. THE FRAME IS AN ALL SQUARE CHASSIS WITH CORVETTE C4 FRONT SUSPENSION AND STEERING. THE REAR IS A 4 LINK LADDER BAR SET UP WITH ADJUSTABLE COIL OVER SHOCKS. CONVO WHEELS REAL SHARP. 32X15X16 MICKY THOMPSON SPORTSMAN TIRES FRONTS NEED NEW TIRES,, OF COURSE YOU CAN SEE IT IS A FULL TUB WITH A WOODEN BED THAT IS IN GREAT SHAPE. THE ENGINE IS A 383 WITH A T70 TURBO Stage 4 KIT THAT MAKE ALL THE POWER YOU NEED. THE TURBO KIT . THE TRANNY IS A 4 SPEED OUT OF A 70 HEMI, BIG BLOCK CHARGER 18 SPLINE REBUILT NEW WITH A VERY STRONG CLUTCH. THE TRUCK STARTS RIGHT UP AND RUNS VERY STRONG ON PUMP GAS. THE INTERIOR IS STOCK AS FAR AS THE PANELS AND DASH, BUT DOES HAVE A SET OF BUCKET SEATS AND A CONSOLE. THIS TRUCK IS A GREAT STREET TRUCK AND PERFECT FOR LOCAL SHOWS. I HAVE TOOK FIRST AND SECOND FEW TIMES REAL HEAD TURNER. IT IS NOT PERFECT BUT A VERY NICE DRIVER. THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH IT, JUST READY FOR A NEW TOY. PLEASE ONLY BID IF YOU INTEND TO BY, BAD A$$ MACHINE PLEASE CALL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS 507-290-0550 MAKE ME OFFER
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