1971 Chevrolet K10 Pickup on 2040-cars
Belgrade, Montana, United States
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I have a 1971 K10, the truck has been pretty much completely rebuilt. I had it down to the frame, wire wheeled it and painted it. It has four inch sky jacker lift, with new leafs no lift blocks. It has 3/4 ton axles out of a 1979 suburban with disk brakes all the way around. 35” BFG mud terrain tires and black steel wheels. It has a LS2 6.0L fuel injected motor out of a 2003 chevy pickup, new sanderson headers, and all new two into one three inch exhaust. Turbo 350 transmission, and has a wicked Jeds machining 203 to 205 doubler kit transfercase, that gives more gearing options. The truck has no rust!! The truck just got out of the paint shop. It’s painted the original 71 green that has just a little flake. New grill. It has doors off of a 72 chevy, new interior. New bucket seats and center counsel. All new rubber around doors and windows. New auto meter gauges, with a new plastic gauge cluster. Also has a new chassis painless wiring harness and a Howell engine harness. New steering column and wheel, intermediate shaft and steering gear box. It has a 35 gallon fuel tank in the back of the box, behind the tool box. Powder coated bumpers and other little parts. The truck has less than 1000 miles on it since it was finished. |
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