Clean Original Paint 1972 Cheyenne A/c 400 Big Block Truck 350 Driver 1971 1970 on 2040-cars
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
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Here is one of the most popular 1972 Chevy Pickups with unheard of original paint. Not perfect but nice enough that it can be enjoyed without restoration expense or restoration headaches. Trucks like this with a little patina will draw as big of a crowd at a car show as show quality truck. Additionally this truck can be driven without reducing its value (unlike a perfect restoration truck)
MECHANICAL 400 Big Block was replaced years ago with healthy 350. Plenty of power available. 4 barrel carb + dual exhaust + GM HEI distributor. Turbo 350 transmission shifts perfectly. Transmission pan is leaking and will leave a spot on floor. Air Conditioning system is complete but will need attention before it is usable. Compressor is not locked up but previous owner removed drive belt. Drives straight and brakes straight. BODY Body is very straight and only has 2 defects. There is a dent to front edge of hood and a scrape to lower section of passenger door. A previous owner installed a tonneau cover to bed so the snaps were installed to top edge of bed. As you can see from the pictures ...... truck is almost rustfree. I have close-up pictures of rockers if you need more detail. Bed floor and tailgate are nice. Paint is still pretty solid. You can see the white 2 toned areas are showing some wear but the orange is still intact underneath. Some surface rust showing on the trim area on right bed side but a spray of wd40 from time to time should keep under control. INTERIOR Interior is nice and ready to be used. Seat cover, headliner, dash, door panels and carpet have all been replaced in last 5 years. Steering wheel is an aftermarket wood accented style. SUMMARY Overall a solid truck that would be a pleasure to own. Contact me for further info........... Call or text........... nine 72 890 one 328 Seller can meet buyer at DFW airport if needed. |
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