1964 Restored Chevy C10 Truck Hot Rod 350 V8 on 2040-cars
Porterville, California, United States
Up for auction, restored 1964 Chevy C10 Pick Up. Super clean, all new chrome, interior seats, carpet and headliner have been restored. All new auto meter gauges. Completely rebuilt V-8 350 with 400 turbo transmission, both with just 310 miles since complete rebuild. Truck runs really strong, starts right up every time. All new under the hood, alternator, battery etc. Flowmaster exhaust. Sounds mean, 3.73 rear end. Truck was painted approx. 5 years ago and is really good but does have a few spots here and there. Body is rust free and really straight no dings or dents. Mint driver condition. California Sunroof, oak bed, Sony CD unit. Title is clean and clear and in hand. Brand new Boss Motorsports 22 inch rims. New 6 lug style 348. Brand new tires, 265.35.22. No AC, PB, PS. All the expensive stuff is done a lot of money invested in this truck. Low reserve, questions please ask. Thanks for looking.
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