1971 Chevrolet C10 Longbed, 350ci V8, Auto, New Paint, Runs Great- Rhino Lining on 2040-cars
South Jordan, Utah, United States
Up for auction is this gorgeous 1971 Chevrolet
C10. This truck is nearly complete and
just needs some finishing touches to make it an absolute show stopper! It boasts stunning Candy Apple Green base/clear
paint with a flat black hood, top and grill.
The paint is absolutely amazing!
We did, however, back into another vehicle accidentally and put a nick
in the driver rear tail quarter, as you’ll see in the pics, but it would be an
easy fix. There is also a strange
alien/monster/ghost face painted in the tailgate. Not sure why, but if you don’t like it, just
take it out when you’re fixing the other ding.
The bed is Rhino-lined and the interior
has new carpet, door panels, and a dash.
The engine is the original 350ci 4bbl V8 and it still runs great. We were going to put some 18-20” chrome
wheels on this bad boy, but figured it would probably be better to let the
buyer pick wheels to suit them. This
truck runs and drives great, but will probably need some brake work, and possibly
some other mechanical odds and ends to make it the real-deal! I, personally,
think this truck deserves a healthy 454, but that’s up to you. |
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