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1972 Chevrolet K10 on 2040-cars

Year:1972 Mileage:1
Location:

La Porte City, Iowa, United States

La Porte City, Iowa, United States
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I have been working on this truck for over five years and almost got it done. I am moving and forced to sell. It sucks. Paint and body work all done and looks awesome. Engine rebuilt, transmission rebuilt, new glass, new trim, new body moulding, new doors and fenders, new bumpers, and much more. To finish the truck, you will need to install the lights and wiring harness. The harness is included. Also needs interior finished. I have a recovered black bench seat ready to go in. It needs, door panels, dash pad and carpet, plus heater controls installed. I have the heater controls. Wheels have been blasted and painted, good trim rings, center caps and tires. New brakes, ball joints, ujoints, steering parts, brake parts and lines. Power steering and power brakes work fine. Tilt column. Non AC truck. New heater core. Rebuilt 400 engine bored .030, with Keith Black pistons and Eagle rotating assembly. Mild Lunati Voodoo cam. New Holley carb, which is running a little rich at the moment. Rebuilt TH350 trans with shift kit. Transfer case was painted and resealed, but has since started leaking again from sitting. Ceramic coated headers with true dual exhaust running through Flowmaster mufflers. Sounds great. Frame, drivetrain, steering, and undercarriage painted or undercoated. Front driveshaft not installed because it rubs on the headers. I didn't plan on ever using four wheel drive, so I didn't bother with it. The front shaft is included. The inside of the box has not been painted because I was going to spray on a bedliner, but never got that far. I have the grille with bow tie emblem, just needs fasteners to install. Box is full of extra parts, including the tail gate trim pieces. The older pictures show aluminum wheels, but it now has correct ralleys on it. Please ask as many questions as you want. This was my baby for several years and it sucked I have to sell it. I hope it goes to a good home. I have most receipts for the truck.

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