1972 Chevrolet K10 Chevy 1500 1/2 Ton Monster Truck on 2040-cars
Bellevue, Nebraska, United States
1972 K10 I have decided to part with my 72 Chevy K10 which is hands down the greatest truck I've ever owned. As you can see this is an air cab with a 350 engine is from an all original 72 3/4 ton which I was told was rebuilt long ago then the truck was stored inside for 5 years & that's why the body parts that we used from it like the fenders, radiator support & bed sides are in such good condition. The engine runs & has new, not rebuilt, water pump, starter, timing chain kit, distributor cap, wires, points & power steering pump but does need new piston rings. It has a TH350 transmission & transfer case but the front drive shaft has been removed because the joint meeting the transfer case is broke but I do have it for a core to get a replacement. Also has new front u-joints & sits on new 35" Goodyear Wrangler tires. As you can also see it has a new 1 piece steel cowl induction hood on it that will come on the truck. The other fender & front bumper will go with this truck & I do have a new gasket kit for the transfer case aswell. I do not have a matching K10 title for the truck but one can be obtained. I will however sign you over a clean NE bill of sale & notorized if you wish. Serious inquiries email me with your contact information & I will get in direct contact with you. We do have a $ it now in mind. |
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