1970 Chevy C20, C10 Truck on 2040-cars
Schoolcraft, Michigan, United States
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You are bidding on a 1970 C20 truck. The truck is basically stock. It is in good over all condition. However it will need some work on the outer floors and rockers. Cab corners are still in good condition. The seat is in very good condition. This is a base truck with rubber floor liner. It has a 350 engine with a granny gear 4 speed trans. It is geared very low so 55 mph is about the speed limit. It is a very strong truck with the heavier 8 lug floating GM Corporate 14 bolt rear end. It does not have a locker. The bed floor will need to be replaced but the sides and gate are in good condition. I installed a patch panel on the drivers side where the extra tank used to be. I have installed new Thrush welded mufflers and a HEI distributor. Truck has drum brakes at all corners but stops very well. Wheels have been repainted but it could use new tires. This is a daily driver but I did put it in the street rod show this year. Love the truck but am moving and need to sell.
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