1970 Chevy Pro Street Truck C-10 on 2040-cars
United States
Selling my 1970 Chevy Pro-Street truck. Truck is tubbed with 33x19.50x15
Mickey Thompson tires. Custom made Corvette rally wheels. Built 350
engine (bored .30 over, Scorpion USA roller rockers) by S&S Racing. 350 turbo transmission with 3800 stall. GM 10
bolt rear with 4:56 gears and posi. B&M shifter and line lock.
Beautiful truck that turns heads wherever you go. Has less than 5,000
miles on complete drive train, including new aluminum radiator.
Flowmaster single chamber exhaust. This truck is a rumbler ( 492/292
cam) so it has quite a lopey idle. I have other classic cars, and do not
get to enjoy this one as much as I would like to, so I am putting her
up for sale. Truck is listed for sale locally as well. I have a video available I will be happy to send to potential buyers. I invite you to come look at and test drive this wonderful truck yourself. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me, or call (336)829-8701. Thank you so much, and God bless!
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