1970 C10 Wiyh Gmc Front End on 2040-cars
Schoolcraft, Michigan, United States
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This truck has the front clip and frame from a GMC 1/2 ton. The title, cab, bed are 1970 Chevy. The cab is a K cab from a 4 wheel drive with the removable trans tunnel. It has 2" drop spindles. The coils are gone and is sitting on blocks in the photos. The frame has been coated with Eastwood rust encapsulator and top coated with Rustoleum Hammered paint. It is not perfect but looks good. Fenders are ok, not great. The hood is clean with a couple dents. The cab has new floors and rockers. The bed was a dual tank model but the holes were filled. The body work is rough but not much rust in the bed floor or bedsides. Tailgate is solid but latch is froze. I have the 350 but it is not currently in the truck. It ran great when removed but needs valve seals. It came from a car according to the prior owner so not sure if it is a 2 bolt or 4 bolt main block. I also have the 4 speed that came out of a car. I am not sure of the make or model. I do not have the flywheel or clutch. Great start to an awesome project. Sold as is where is. I do not have a way to deliver. Cash or certified cashiers check. Truck will have to be picked up by December 21st.
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