1960 Chevrolet C-10 on 2040-cars
Sierra Vista, Arizona, United States
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1960 CHEVROLET APACHE 10 PANEL DELIVERY!
This 1960 Panel is finished in White with Custom Graphics. The Graphics were added on top of the clear coat so
they can be removed. The Red vinyl interior is in good condition. Under the hood is a recently rebuilt Small Block
Chevy with a 700R4 automatic transmission. The clutch pedal is still present if you want to convert it back to
manual. The addition of a Vintage A/C Kit and an electric cooling fan makes this into a comfortable daily
driver!!!!
FEATURES & OPTIONS:
350ci V8 engine,
Edelbrock carburetor,
HEI ignition,
Edelbrock intake,
700R4 automatic transmission,
VintageAir AC,
Heater,
Dual exhaust,
Manual disc brakes,
Manual steering,
Dolphin gauges,
AM/FM/CD,
Chrome wheels,
Trailer hitch,
Custom Paint,
And More!
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