Factory A/c Cab ,rust Free Arizona Truck , Fresh Blue Paint Half Ton Long Bed , on 2040-cars
Broomfield, Colorado, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:brand new 330 horse jegs ho, with 4420 miles on it
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: C-10
Trim: custom
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): conventional a/c cab
Drive Type: th 350 2 wheel drive
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 0
Exterior Color: Blue
Interior Color: grey and blue
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
i have my 70 chevy rust free truck . new custom interior with new carpet , new jegs 330 horse 350plus ho . with the receipts . 4420 miles give or take ,4 wheel disc.up dated wiring harness with new blade fuses , purchased at LNC or grumpyold man chevy trucks . very nice install i did my self .i have been working on these trucks all my life , my first street legal truck was a 72 chevy step short like new 1400 bucks , i bought this truck in parts and pieces ,but the paint was already done . but coul;d use a good wax or ? i just dust it with fiber cloth , drives very nice . the motor i installed came from my t bucket , that has also been sold ( dont know why at this point ) grandson came along and changed everything . all new 4 wheel gm disc kit ccp, 12 bolt rear end was rebuilt before i bought it,new gm corvette plug wires , hei dist. tires are almost 100 tread . only see a few miles to work or across town , papers are clear,colorado in my name, we do not have e test for older vehicles in colorado with collector plates so be aware of your own laws , although it runs very clean with a new rebuilt quadra with electric choke,. any questions you can email me or call303-960-4082 thanks fred sold as is . no warranty not a perfect restored but damn close , i have all the a/c parts but it is not charged up . the compressor is new / the evp. is new . but i was going to swith to 134 and get rid of the poa valve with an updated cycle switch. (78.00 cost plus shipping ) from LNC ,easely completed with your choose of 12 or 134 . thanks fred as is please ask many questions , phone call would be the best way . but i will try to look at the messages everyday also lowered i believe 2-3 inches with new rear springs and new front spindles . the rear trailing arm bushings where replaced at sometime in the last few years . lots of new things
Chevrolet C-10 for Sale
1972 chevrolet c 10 4/4 350 300hp cold ac 17 inch wheels
1968 c10 stepside bed orignal 4 speed tranny
1976 chevy c10
1965 chevy swb custom cab
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