1972 Chevy Super Cheyenne C-10 on 2040-cars
Hatfield, Arkansas, United States
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I built this truck for myself from the ground up about 9000 miles ago. Every line, wire, seal, bearing, gasket, switch, belt, etc. was replaced. Engine is 383 stroker. Brodix race-rite heads, forged assy, comp 274 extreme cam, MSD ignition with rev limiter, Holley street avenger carb, edelbrock intake, hedman hedders, flowmaster exhaust. Air conditioning is a total Vintage Air system. 700r4 transmission rated at 500 horse with 2400 stall converter. Ridler wheels with Nitto 404 285 50s. Wilwood 2 piston calipers in front. Rear sway bar. Oak bed with stainless strips. Alpine stereo system. Amp, Bluetooth, Ipod etc. All new gauges and interior. Everything was replaced and/or painted. I have over $30,000 in parts alone and I have the receits to prove it. I built this truck for myself and I built it right. I love the truck but my 2 month old boy comes first. I have hundreds more pictures I can email. andyayres_69@yahoo.com. Front has CCP 2.5 inch drop spindles and 1 inch lowered springs, NEW not cut! and 3 inch springs in back. All body and suspension bushings are polyurethane. On May-06-14 at 18:02:04 PDT, seller added the following information: I guess I wasn't specific enough. This truck is a frame off. New gas tank , sending unit, lines, etc. Everything that could be replaced is new. All the sheetmetal I tried to keep original. But there is no rust. Period. On May-08-14 at 08:25:46 PDT, seller added the following information: I have put Dynamat sound deadener in the roof, doors, firewall and floor of the cab. I tore the tilt column down and changed all the bearings and switches. New steering box. I built this truck for myself, not to sell, so I spared no exspense. |
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