C10 2 Wd 350 on 2040-cars
Lucinda, Pennsylvania, United States
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I have for sale a beautiful 66 Chevy truck small back window
it is a 2 wd with a 350 4bl and 4 sp truck tranny with stock posi rear. ( I think 4:10) This is a 2 year project that is close to being finished but unfortunately I will not be able to finish. there are so many new parts on this truck that i probably will forget some of them. truck has an Arizona cob on it and from there up is all new new fenders chrome inner fenders rad support upper chrome support braces chrome grill headlight rings parking lights chrome bumpers front and rear 4" fiberglass cowl hood chrome hood hinges and springs (1 hinge and springs need installed) new wood in bed with stainless bolts and strips new tail lights new chrome sill plates chrome threshold plates new painless wiring new rally wheels with new trim rings but used center caps new cooper cobra radial G/T tires P245/60-15 front and P 295/50-15 rear bed was very solid frame is ex. hope you get the idea. nothing was spared bottom line this truck is very close to being done. sadly I must go in another direction. things it needs are radio heater controls( the ones I have are not that great and is why they are not in) rag joint in steering (have 1 for it) should check over the brakes. they work good but have not looked at them. truck is for sale locally so reserve the right to end auction at any time any ? just ask this is a NO RESERVE auction |
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