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1962 Chevy C10, Pickup, Stepside, A/c, Auto, Pwr Steering, Pwr Brakes, Restored on 2040-cars

US $15,800.00
Year:1962 Mileage:4700
Location:

Chula Vista, California, United States

Chula Vista, California, United States

1962 Chevy C10 Stepside & Shortbox Pickup DUAL HUMP DASH

--Safety--
 Power Steering, Power Brakes (booster just replaced), Disc Front Brakes

--Drivetrain--
Small Block Chevy, 700r4 Transmission
4700 Miles on Rebuild-- Has Cam-- Intake Holley 4BBL Carb-- Headers-- 3" Dual Exhaust-- 700r4 Tranny with Over Drive--Shifts Perfect -- Chrome Valve Covers-- Custom Aluminum Radiator--Custom Aluminum/Chrome Fan Shroud. Replaced Electrical Wiring. 

Working A/C and Heat (via optional unit under glovebox, heat and a/c works well but the defrost isn't hooked up as i live in san diego and haven't needed it)--Working One Speed Wipers (no spray feature)

--Interior--
New Bucket Seats, Driver 6 Way Power Seat, New Door Panels, New Headliner/Visors, New Pioneer CD/Aux Stereo with New 6"x9" Speakers, AUTO METER Gages (gas, temp, oil, volt, speedometer) --Interior is Black with White Stitching--Tilt Steering Wheel

Overall this is stunning and gets a lot of attention. Runs and Drives Great, Needs Nothing. Must Sell as we are moving.  I was told that it had under 100k miles when restoration was done, and since restoration around 4700 miles. there is probably 25k in this so it is a great deal (clean california title in hand) 

things that aren't perfect-speedometer is off a little due to the larger tires-the truck vibrates  at highway speeds I assume it needs an alignment, and maybe new shocks (shocks are pretty cheap on these), I dont drive at freeway speeds often, but it doesn't feel dangerous, just something if you were going to comute long distances with you might want to address,  sometimes the left seat back lever is a little stiff ( i have always been able to move it but slightly stiff) the glass has some minor scratching, it isn't significant but fyi.  this is a head turner, fun to drive, reliable, and something you can have fun in.  this has had a good restoration but not a 100k concourse restoration.  

There is NO rust

this has black licence plates (those that live in california know this means it has been in california its whole life and are the plates that it had when sold originally.  They have the year 63 imprinted in them.)

Call or Email Me Dan with any questions at all at  619-734-575 

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