1967 C-10 Small Back Window Shortbox On Air Bags!!! on 2040-cars
Pine City, Minnesota, United States
Body Type:small back window shortbox
Engine:350
Vehicle Title:Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: C-10
Trim: silverado
Drive Type: automatic
Mileage: 1
Warranty: no
Exterior Color: hugger orange
I have had this truck for 15 years as a project. Most of the time was spent saving for parts and finding body panels. Frame is a 1972 with power disc brakes that has been blasted and por 15. This is why the title is reconstructed{different frame and motor}. Motor is out of a 1995 K2500 with a pro comp carb. intake that runs great with great oil pressure. Topped with a Q jet carb. Has the serpentine belt setup with a new water pump. Aluminum radiator, and a freshened up th350 tranny. This is a frame off resto., all the rubber bushings and mounts were replaced with urethane ones. All new steering parts. All new front brake parts like calipers, hoses and wheel bearings. New u joints. nice rally wheels with good tires. New tonneau cover, new tailgate, all new trim on the grille and hood emblems, headlight bucket. All new weather striping and windshield and gasket. new carpet and door panels. the seat is not new, springs are a little weak on the drivers side but the cover is good. Any rust in the cab has been replaced with new metal. The fenders are rust free ones I had bought at a swap meet along with the doors. the box is original to the cab and had no rust around the wheel wells. The suspension springs have been replaced with 2500 air bags and factory made brackets. The air bags are controlled by 2 compressors and a 3 gallon tank mounted in the front of the box. There is a seven switch had held controller the runs the truck up and down. Works great!! Looks even better!! This is a very good driver quality truck. The paint is not perfect, has a couple spots on the roof with rings around the body work but not very noticeable there. Paint is very shinny and does look good. This truck gets compliments every time I take it out. This is the first summer the truck has been on the road, life changes force the sale. I have spent many years and thousands of dollars to get the truck to this point with no intention of selling. It still needs a couple things like a radio{ new antenna but no radio} and tailgate handle clips, and the dome light is missing. Any of these parts are easy to get aftermarket. The truck runs and drives very good, sounds good also with new dual exhaust nice mello sound. I am sure I am missing some tings in the description so don't hesitate to ask any questions. Or text Jesse 320-309-9132
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