1970 Chevrolet C-10 on 2040-cars
Bakersfield, California, United States
1970 Chevy C-10
350 crate motor Turbo 400 Ele dual fans Aluminum 4 core radiator 2 Viair pumps 1 tank Full air suspension ( Done RIGHT BY SIK FABRICATIONS ) Billet column & steering wheel 2 - 12" sub woofers 4 mids & tweets ( stereo gets it on !! Nice and clear ) Ostrich inserts in seats & door panels 1 piece Eletric windows Auto meter white face gauges Hard bed cover 20" wheels Optima battery relocated to bed Truck looks GOOD Runs GOOD Rides GOOD DRAWS A CROWD EVERYWHERE YOU GO !!!!! ( it is a DRIVER !! ) Not a show QUEEN ! Feel free to call with any questions or interesting trades Steve 661) 805-1365 Cash and buyer is responsible for shipping |
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