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C10 C-10 1970 Swb Chevy C10 Chevrolet Truck 355 Cu. Inch, Colorado Body on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:1970 Mileage:68000
Location:

Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States

Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States

Colorado body 1 cab corner professional redone, 2 small spots on the inside front of each rocker, professionally covered to prevent future moisture
 
MOTOR; 355 stroker motor, new rods, pistons,  mild cam ,lifters, runs great ,lots of power 5 k miles on motor
New Clutch, flywheel, pressure plate and pilot and throwout bearing, MSD HEI DISTRIBUTOR Edelbrock Torker II single plane Intake,  750 cfm carb.

Saginaw 4 speed with hurst shifter

2.5 inch drop spindles,  converted to disc brakes on front, all new ball joints, tie rod ends and steering joints. New shocks. No power steering

4;11 gears in rear, (not Posi) new 1 inch lower springs, sway bar and all joints replaced, new shocks, brake shoes on rear.

Frenched rear panel.

New seat, carpet and door seals, new keyed door locks and ignition. almost new tires- installed at time of  front end alignment
 
This truck is not show quality but there was minimal rust and those issued have been addressed. No front bumper, the interior while paint could have been done better, as well as the chrome mounting holes. Both are easy to fix and when done, this truck will be close to show high end. This truck is a very nice rod to drive and enjoy right now until you decide what you want to do next. If you are looking for a candidate to take to the next level, this one is it!!I would drive this truck anywhere, but be mindfull that the low gears in the rear end might make it costly to drive it to California!
We may be able to deliver this truck at a more reasonable cost than normal shippers if we have other business in your location, call if you have questions. Thanks for looking!
Dave 920-713-0738

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THIS AUCTION AT ANY TIME AS THIS TRUCK IS ALSO BEING OFFERED LOCALLY FOR CASH OR TRADES


On Sep-07-14 at 12:52:22 PDT, seller added the following information:

 To me, the best part of this truck is that it is still A TRUCK.  It hasn't been bagged,  or butchered and it rides as low as I would want a truck to ride, great for cruisin. Handles and drives nicely!  The body is such great shape that who ever buys it will have a vehicle to start out with that is not all rotted away or been taken down a weird rat rod path...so the buyer has a lot of choices. Good Luck bidding

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