1964 C10 75% Restored Includes Parts To Complete Restoration on 2040-cars
Weatherford, Oklahoma, United States
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I have a 1964 Chevy C10 truck that I have restored from the floor up starting with new grill and grill support, new fender liners, new rocker panels,new oak wood bed kit installed with new metal bed strips, new 350 motor, new turbo 350 auto transmission, new wiring harness from front to back, converted to power steering, new carpet, new custom seats, brand new tires 295/50/15 all the away around, new American racing rims 15x10's. New gauges, new tach. Sanded and ready for last coat of paint, already has two coats on it. Shaved door handles, do have the pops but they need to be installed. New door seals, window seals and new front and back windshields which need to be installed. Have the original front bumper and the original grill support and grill and original headlights and tail lites for installation. Has new headers on motor, needs an exhaust. Chevy bow tie signature valve covers, fresh 650 spreadbore holley, Taylor custom wires, MSD, new battery, new starter, new electric fuel pump, new radiator and cap, new fuel cell. New carrier bearings, 12 bolt rear end.new landkar nostalgia highboys shifter. Have title in hand. Truck does start and run on its own. Serious inquiries only, motivated seller with close to $8000 invested with all receipts to validate. Was a project with my boy and he lost interest and I haven't the time to finish it and it's a shame for this truck to sit in garage. My loss, your gain....
Will accept cash or paypal
Buyer responsible for pickup of vehicle
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