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1972 Gmc With 1967 Chevrolet Front Clip on 2040-cars

Year:1972 Mileage:0
Location:

Cartwright, Oklahoma, United States

Cartwright, Oklahoma, United States
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 1972 GMC with a 1967 Chevrolet C-10 front clip

·         Yellow with red flames and satin red interior

·         Custom Short Narrow Bed

·         Cold Vintage Air

·         Vintage Air Accessory / Pulley kit

·         Remote reservoir power steering

·         Vortec 350 with a 700r4 transmission and new balanced drive shaft

·         Edelbrock carburetor and intake

·         Mallory ignition

·         Electric fan

·         Ceramic coated headers

·         New brake booster and master cylinder

·         New wiring harness

·         Coker wide white wall tires on red steelie wheels (195.75.15 front and 235.75.15 rear)

·         Shaved door handles with remote poppers that work (2 remotes)

·         1940 Mercury mirrors

·         New Carpet, Seat, Headliner, Interior paint

·         Retro Sound Radio with aux input

·         Fresh cab seals

·         Lokar floor shifter

·         Drop spindles and lowering springs used in front

·         Rear leaf spring flip kit used to lower the rear

·         New brake rotors and pads

·         Expensive 1960’s style flames

·         Solid floors and rockers

This is the ultimate driver quality truck everything works.

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