1984 Custom Chevy Truck Pro-touring Restomod on 2040-cars
Poplarville, Mississippi, United States
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The perfect blend of Class and Muscle. Body Work: Professionally done by Wild Child Trucking. Drip rail shaved, side marker lights, fuel filler door, mirrors, passenger side door lock, side trim (holes), and rear bumper deleted. All holes plated and welded before body work and is lazer straight. New Base/Clear; House of Color top line paint. Bed, doors, and hood removed for paint. The door jams are painted as nice as the body. The sliding rear glass was replaced with a solid rear window. The hood was replaced with a metal cowl hood, phantum grill, and rear roll pan added. The truck was rust and dent free before work began. New door hinge pins, bushings and stainless steel bolts replaced original equipment. The interior mechanisim of both doors completely disassembled; new winow motors, new door felt, window rubber seals including all new vent glass seals and lock levers plus track rollers installed. New gas tank, fuel sending unit, and in-tank fuel pump installed. Gas filler moved from the side of the truck to inside the bed - stainless steel self locking gas cap (its cool!) installed. A 350 Throttle Body Injected motor replaced the stock 305; computer mounted out of sight on the fire wall behind the dash. Automatic over drive installed - truck turns 1850 rpm at 73 mph but still pulls super hard at low speed. Temp never goes over 180 even in the heat of the South. A full FlowMaster dual exhaust with headers installed (sounds GREAT). AC blows ice cold, power steering, power brakes, and new sound system all work like new. A bell tech 6/4 lowering kit was customized to drop the rear 7 3/4 and the front 4 inches so it sits flat giving it a great look; 20 inch rear and 18 inch front American Racing Wheels plus new tires. A dakota digital dash installed - NICE!. All the metal in the interior painted base clear. New interior from LMC truck ( carpet, door panels, dash, headliner, trim, and instrument bezel). Bucket seats - driver seat is power - very comfortable to drive. New window tint. Im sure I'm forgetting something. This is truely a super nice truck that we built for my son; so no expense was spared. Hours were spent on every detail of the build. Fly in from anywhere in the country and drive the truck home. No wind noise, shakes, noises, etc.. it drives great! If you are interested in a square body chevy then its time to act..and if you're into old cars/trucks you know what custom work costs. A picture album of the build is included as is a binder with programing instructions for the dakota dash should you ever need it. Buy this one for far less than the build cost! you won't see another one like this!! Its simply awesome!! Happy bidding! The pictures say it all!!! The truck is for sale locally..
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