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1970 Chevrolet Factory Cst Big Block Truck on 2040-cars

Year:1970 Mileage:42460
Location:

Roseville, California, United States

Roseville, California, United States

 Thanks for looking, I am resisting with a very low reserve...   Sadly.. This is a project I just will not get to, My father is the second owner, and he waxed it regularly and used it like a truck. If you are looking for a "relic" or authentic "rat rod look" this is the one, the paint is in amazing condition. It does have scuffs and small scratches that are hard to see in photos and video, video will load in 1080 HD *see video. http://youtu.be/Ess4Vw7427Q 
The truck is 90% complete, nothing has been added, not listed on factory option list is 308*(not a fact) gear ratio, and door edge trim, the 402 was removed and replaced with a crate 454 long block with a matched RV cam installed. The truck was covered for ten years, in that time, stolen was the 402, wheel wells, hood hinges, batt tray,brake booster/master, rear half of driveline, and many replaceable parts. Though the 454 was never fired, sadly due to the plastic cover going away the block now has moisture damage. As pictured I have many of the factory engine brackets and bolts, the 4 core Radiator was rebuilt before engine was installed, the TH400 has about 5K on a complete rebuild, the truck itself has little rust and has all OEM sheet metal, and has not been in any major collisions. This is a rare truck in any condition, and has a realistic reserve, please read description, look at pictures, ask any questions, see YouTube video (cut and paste) zoom and see all photos before bidding. Message me and I can send you any photos of areas you would like to see, or answer any questions. *Rust areas: as pictured, cab corner lowers , inner door panels around screws, mostly on rt door, surface rust on rear window pinch seam in a few spots, all under rubber.
Bottom of doors have some surface rust, no cancer holes. These are common rust areas for this body style truck.
This is not a made up Frankenstine. Put together this is a 30K Truck. The paint looks to be 90% OEM . Sorry No trades, Buyer must arrange transport. I have a number for a transport co.  Clean title. No back fees. 

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