1986 Chevrolet K10 Silverado 4x4 Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 305 Small Block on 2040-cars
Antioch, Tennessee, United States
Very clean 1986 Chevrolet K10 4x4. New brakes and lines, new gas tank, new rear shocks, new chrome bezels in grill, Complete replacement/refresh of full interior to like new state. New Warn lockout hubs, new period correct 4x4 rear center caps, near new tires. Stock 305 engine with new Holley 570 4 barrel carb. New Holley air cleaner, A/C newly converted to r134a blows cold. Has a small quarter size rust spot in driver cab corner as typical for the year no other rust issues noted. Needs new body side trim. The paint buffs out good and looks great from 15 feet. If I keep it, it will get a repaint, cab corner fixed. I don't have to sell it but want to focus on another project. I have owed this truck for 2 years and drive it frequently. Runs good with no issues. This is a 28 year old truck and I have spent a lot of money and time making sure that it is safe, clean an runs well but it is 28 years old and the buyer should be aware that there is no warranty given or implied. Available for local pickup. Shipping is not included in sale of vehicle and is the responsibility of the buyer.
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