71 Chevy C10 Longbed Original Motor And Color on 2040-cars
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States
Selling my 71 c10 chevy with original 307 motor that runs very well, it has a different trany the original was three on the tree I put a 700R4 and drives very nice on highway. The cab and bed and all the rest of this truck is very solid , truck has been in desert all its life. I installed a CPP lowering suspension on without cutting the truck and the original springs go with the truck, also it comes with a new steering column and carpet kit and dash pad . I also put new showheel rims and hancook tires that are bran new, the paint and trim is 6 months old, this is original color and trim for this truck it is verified with tag in glove box. Very nice daily driver reason for selling is wanting a 67 or 68 Camaro questions call or email 575-649-7187 thank you
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