Chevrolet C-10 Short Bed Half Ton Step Side on 2040-cars
Riverton, Utah, United States
The power steering and new front disc brakes are the best addition to any old classic and its one of the reasons my wife loves to drive this truck. It drives down the road perfectly straight and true, no wables or wiggles. It under went a full frame off restoration 10 yrs ago. Motor, trans,rear end, front end, interior, Body and paint, wiring, glass,nuts and bolts and every moving part, Chromed the front grille, Had the bed metal replaced w/thick diamond plate so that it wouldn't rust down the road. The motor was Built with all factory chevy parts as was the transmission for long durability. Planned on using it as a daily driver so it got a new 2 barrel carb and gets 22 mpg. Has lots of power if you want it. This truck is tight, has no annoying leaks or sqweeks. Cost more than 25k for the restoration. Has been stored inside its whole life since restoration.
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