1962 Chevy C10 *taildragger* Bagged *rat Rod* Hot Rod* on 2040-cars
Elma, New York, United States
I have a RAD daily driver here freshly done. This is not a Barret- Jackson, but a sweet ride. No bondo buggy, it had dents that were repaired but no rot! Basically took care of bumps/bruises then did a color change.
THE GOOD & WHAT IT HAS: -Fresh flat mint house of color paint -Interior all black with chrome door panels & glove box door. bench seat nice no issues -All new radials 14" & 15". steel wheels. new beauty rings, and moon covers. covers not shown. -Brakes, power. lots o life left. was inspected here in NY in the fall. no issues! -Power steering -Rear is bagged correctly! not hacked up -Super stong 1970 350/turbo 350 tranny auto all nice. had motor on stand, replaced every single gasket. new: HEI distributor, plugs, wires, cap, rotor, thermostat,. clean up 4barrel carb & exhaust. I'm sure I'm forgetting something. A lot has been done . Fresh paint on motor & compartment too. Timed right on etc. All wiring legit 100%. Drive anywhere. -All chrome on truck new from LMC. grill, head light bezels, bumper, lights, bolts all new! -Sick pinstripe job by local hot rodder -Rear bed floor is sweet, on top and underneath. - Tail gate nice, new chains & covers -New tail lights -Under carriage is mint, no issues. no rust/rot nothing. all solid -All is in good working order. nothing leaks THE BAD/NOT SO GREAT: -Has 2 chips in windshield. look like real old BB gun shots? They have been there a long time. Will not start crack along glass etc. and at bottom of windshield only, has that white fog about an inch up. -Could use some weather stripping? did'nt bother me, but if you want it mint? little tired -Radio and speakers are EH? -Carpet is nice but have no idea where it's from, it's nice but not a factory chevy carpet. Was there when I bought truck. -Speedo does not work? why? I did'nt care I think I covered it all. I'm not a dealer. I'm trying to be as up front as possible! Just a good ol hot rod ready to cruise! TRADES YES!! I WANT A NICE 1949-64 BAGGED CADILLAC OR A 1949-54 2 DOOR CHEVY BAGGED OR WHAT YOU GOT???? NEED A FAMILY CRUISER. NO PICK UPS OR BOATS. I WILL BE OUTTA TOWN MONDAY 4/14 TILL FRIDAY 4/18. I WILL CHECK EMAIL ETC. I MIGHT BE SLOW TO RESPOND BUT I WILL FOR SURE. I WILL BE BACK BEFORE AUCTION ENDS. THANKS. 716-864-6785 |
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2016 Chevrolet Camaro: Everything we know so far [UPDATE]
Fri, May 15 2015UPDATE: We fully expect the floodgates to open as facts and photos leak throughout the day. Watch this space for more information as it breaks, including these leaked photos, and some new powertrain speculation. Chevrolet has made a grand production of teasing the all-new, sixth-generation Camaro. That slow trickle will become a deluge this weekend, when the 2016 model hits the stage on Detroit's Belle Isle as part of an all-day Camaro-palooza. Considering you're likely to hear plenty about the next-gen muscle car in the next couple days, we figured now is the perfect time to sort out all the facts and rumors we've heard about the next-generation coupe that's coming this weekend. Here's everything we know about Camaro Six. What Will It Look Like? Arguably the easiest Camaro question to answer after all the teasers and spy shots, General Motors' design team favored evolving the current car's retro design language while retaining the same basic shape. The long hood will carry on, joined by an even shorter, wing-topped rear deck, giving the 2016 an almost fastback-like look. The greenhouse is still slim, but lateral visibility may improve slightly owing to the larger quarter windows. We can only hope. The rear end looks to have been rounded, while Chevy's own teaser shows off larger, more prominent taillight housings than the simple rectangular lights on today's car. Expect quad-tipped exhausts to be offered on at least one version of the Camaro. Judging by the single teaser of the car's profile, the rear haunches will be larger and more chiseled. The muscular aluminum hood and its accompanying power bulge are more heavily styled than on today's car, although it looks largely similar in terms of size. It sits atop an even slimmer upper grille that's barely big enough for Chevy's Bowtie logo, with most of the visual mass moving to the gaping lower grille. One of the more tantalizing rumors surrounding the new Camaro focuses on its roof. As evidenced in a rather bizarre round of spy photos, it almost looks like Chevy is considering a removable panel, a la Corvette Stingray. T-tops are also a distinct (and more probable, we hope) possibility. The new shape will result in a more aerodynamic car, and Chevy claims the 2016 Camaro spent 350 hours in the wind tunnel. Overall lift has apparently been cut by 30 percent, thanks partially to a new, smooth underbody panel. Chevrolet has been far less forthcoming with information on the new Camaro's cabin.
2021 Chevy Tahoe, GMC Yukon fuel economy and towing capacities go official
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GM drops diesel engines for 2020 Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain crossovers
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