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Gmc Sierra / Chevy C10 Fresh Resto-mod Short Bed 454ci Automatic on 2040-cars

Year:1968 Mileage:55000
Location:

Aztec, New Mexico, United States

Aztec, New Mexico, United States
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1968 GMC TRUCK
 
FRAME OFF RESTORATION APPROX 1 YR OLD DONE AS A RESTO-MOD WITH THE 1992 CHEVY STEP SIDE BED. DOOR HANDLES WERE SHAVED USING DOOR POPPER REMOTES, NO HIDDEN BUTTONS. THE TRUCK HAS APPROX 1000 MILES SINCE BEING COMPLETED. I JUST CHANGED THE OIL FOR THE 3RD TIME FROM ROYAL PURPLE BREAK IN OIL TO CONVENTIONAL VALVOLINE 10-40. 

TRUCK RUNS, TRACKS, DRIVES, SHIFTS AND STOPS PERFECTLY. IT WAS JUST TAKEN FOR A 200 MILE ROUND TRIP IN THE MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHERN COLORADO. THE ORIGINAL GMC RADIO IS NOT WORKING AND THE ORIGINAL SPEAKER WAS REMOVED. ALL GAUGES WORK EXCEPT THE BATTERY GAUGE. ALL LIGHTS AND SIGNALS WORK. ZERO RUST TO BE FOUND ON THIS TRUCK AND BODY IS LASER STRAIGHT!

OPTIONS: 
454 BIG BLOCK CHEVY, TURBO 350 TRANSMISSION, POWER STEERING, POWER DISC BRAKES, TILT WHEEL (74 GMC TRUCK), 12 BOLT REAR END 3.73 GEARS

NEW PARTS INCLUDE:
REBUILT 454
REBUILT TURBO 350
CPP FRONT LOWERING COIL SPRINGS
CUSTOM LOWERING LEAF SPRINGS
DYNOMAX EXAUST
CUSTOM PAINT (COMPLETE TRUCK PAINTED INCLUDING INSIDE CAB AND ALL JAMS)
HOOD
WINDSHIELD AND GASKET
REAR GLASS AND GASKET
DOOR ACTUATORS WITH REMOTES
LMC FRONT BUMPER
LMC GRILL AND MOULDINGS
REBUILT QUADRAJET CARB
OPTIMA BATTERY
REBUILT RADIATOR
RADIATOR SHROUD
STARTER
ALTERNATOR
ROTORS AND BRAKE PADS
BRAKE LINES
HEATER AND RADIATOR HOSES
BRAKE BOOSTER
HEATER MOTOR 
LMC HEATER CONTROLS
HEADLIGHTS
LMC GLOVE COMPARTMENT
LMC SEAT
LMC CARPET
LMC DASH PAD
LMC ARM RESTS
LMC SUN VISORS
LMC DOOR RUBBERS 
LMC DOOR WINDOW FELTS
CAB BUSHINGS
FRONT END TIE RODS
ALIGNMENT
ROLL PAN
RIKEN RAPTORS 255/50/17 ZR RATED TIRES
HEATER CORE

USED:
17" BOYD CODDINGTON BILLET ALUMINUM WHEELS (SHOW SOME ROAD WARE AS THEY ARE OLDER BUT STILL LOOK GREAT AND ARE BALANCED PERFECTLY)

I AM SURE I AM MISSING A FEW PARTS AS I HAVE LOST A FEW RECEIPTS SINCE BUILDING THE TRUCK. THE TRUCK IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR SALE LOCALLY SO COULD BE REMOVED EARLY IF SOLD. IF YOU ARE CLOSE OR HAVE SOMEONE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTIONS IT CAN BE ARRANGED. SHIPPING IS BUYER RESPONSIBILITY BUT I WILL ASSIST ANY WAY I CAN, I HAVE HAD MY VEHICLES GO TO NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STATE FROM EBAY SALES. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR SPECIFIC PICTURE REQUESTS PLEASE LET ME KNOW AND HAPPY BIDDING.

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