1970 C10 Pick Up on 2040-cars
Burbank, California, United States
1970 chevy c10. built from scratch. i have been restoring it from ground up. paint is good fading a bit but looks great. 350 engine. 50k miles on it. redone radiator, new gear box, new intake edelbrock manifold. new carb edelbrock 700 manual choke with secondaries, hooker headers. painted in and out. original clubster worth 900 dllrs. welding racing wheels. new starter, new alternator, new battery, all firewall is redone and clean. heater,. power steering. good engine. runs super strong. i tried the engine and i went 130 mph no problem. no bs, no low ballers pls. serious buyers only. seabas call but better to text and get a hold of me. 3109276095 sebastian 8100 O.B.O. In person buys only!! No scammers!!
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