1971 Cheyenne Super,350/350,tilt,a/c,power Steering,houndstooth,rally Wheels,etc on 2040-cars
Pittsburg, Kansas, United States
1971 Chevy
Cheyenne Super SWB. Loaded. 350 small block, turbo 350
trans, power steering, power disc brakes, tilt steering, air conditioning,
tachometer, houndstooth seat, cargo lamp, sway bar, rally wheels, dual exhaust.
Complete frame off restoration. (Press the “Ctrl” key and click on website, or copy and paste into your browser) The complete bed assembly is brand new from LMC Truck Parts in Kansas City including bedsides, floor, wheel wells, and front panel. The tailgate is from a 3/4 ton '71 Cheyenne Super Camper Special truck and was in mint condition because it had been removed and put in a garage when that truck was new. The truck was given a 2" front and 3" rear suspension drop using a spring kit from LMC. The truck is fitted with a brand new Classic Auto Air Perfectfit A/C system and it blows cold! The entire truck was prepped and painted the original colors with Dupont basecoat/clearcoat, and the underside of the truck looks as good as the outside. The chrome is new including grille, door and window handles, mirrors, body side moldings, bumpers, tailgate trims, and nameplate. The seat was reupholstered with houndstooth inserts as original and the headliner, mirror, dashpad, carpet, woodgrain inserts, door panels, and armrests are all new. The windshield and backglass are also new along with the seals and weatherstrips. The door glass is original but window felts and run channels are new. The vent glass and seals are original and so are the sunvisors.
Mechanical: Edlebrock carburetor 3:73 gears and bearings Steering sector Dual exhaust Alternator Starter Battery/cables Brakes Ball joints Tires Interior: Seat Carpet Headliner and chrome Dashpad Steering wheel Armrests Dashboard bezel Tachometer Dome and cargo lamps Heat/air controller Stereo Mirror Body and Chrome Bed assembly Cab
corners/rocker panels Side moldings Tailgate trim Door handles Mirrors
The truck is
amazing and catches attention everywhere but it’s not perfect. - The turn signal doesn't cancel when you turn right (cancels on left turns). - The horn just quit working and I haven't figured out why yet. - The right door glass slowly creeps down about 1/8 inch after driving it a while. - The windshield washer doesn’t work - The right door is a little harder to shut since I put the new seals on. The left door closes great.
I was only able to upload 24 photos for this auction but you can view more pictures of this build as well as others I've completed at https://1971chevycheyennesuper.shutterfly.com/pictures#n_5 (Press the “Ctrl” key and click on website, or copy and paste into your browser) Check out my work and bid with
confidence. I've built, restored, and sold several hotrods and restorations on
Ebay with no complaints
whatsoever. Located 30 minutes north of Joplin, Missouri or 2 hours south of
Kansas City and I welcome anyone who wants to inspect it and drive it prior to
bidding. I have clear Kansas title in hand and can work with any shipper. I reserve the right to end the auction early.
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