1970 Cheverolet C-10 Swb Stepside on 2040-cars
Lilburn, Georgia, United States
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This 1970 Chevrolet C-10 SWB Sidestep truck runs and drives fantastic, an absolute blast to drive. The V-8 with Headers and the 12 bolt rear end have plenty of torque and power to get you down the road. I have included a video of the engine starting and the truck driving down the road that is a must watch for those interested in the truck. Make sure you have the volume on so you can hear the sweet sound of this trucks dual exhaust. The truck has been lowered slightly and sits on the ground nicely. It handles well and brakes well. Steering is tight. The body is absolutely perfect with zero rust. There is very little rust underneath and I have included photos of same. I have also included numerous pictures along with the video in an attempt to show you the truck in all its glory. If you have any questions feel free to let me know. 678-983-0954 Matthew. I am easy to deal with. Cash is King! ALL offers are appreciated and will be considered, even if only momentarily.
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