1967 Custom Stepside Shortbox Pearl Blue Pickup on 2040-cars
Menomonie, Wisconsin, United States
Engine:350
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 63,555
Make: Chevrolet
Warranty: none
Model: C-10
Trim: Stepside Shortbox
Options: CD Player
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Seats
Drive Type: 350 Automatic
Hi, and thank you for looking at my beautiful custom street rod, gem of a truck. I'm going to try to give as complete of a description, as I can, so as to make your purchasing decision, a lot easier. First off, I have owned this truck for about 10 years, and I am the the 3rd owner. This truck was born in Fremont, California with a six banger and three in the tree as standard equipment. It has the small "Gangster Rear Window", which is rare, because they only made these for 1/2 of a year in 1967. The first owner, owned the truck for 31 years, and the second owner had it for 5 years. This owner did all the custom work on the truck and he worked on it for 4 1/2 years. I bought it 6 months later. The truck has the original owners manual and warantee protecto-plate. The builder installed a 1971 350 truck (new crate) engine, and 1972 truck running gear. The top is chopped 3 1/2 inches, front is lowered 4 inches, and rear is lowered 6 inches. You will note that the windshield is lowered into the crowl w/ hidden wipers. This is the standard windshield for the truck, as well as all the other glass. Nothing had to be cut. Because so much time and expense was involved in building this incredible piece of work, I'm going to generalize the other features that were added to the truck. Here goes: power steering and brakes, tilt steering, and all dash treatments all trimed in brushed aluminum. Vintage air, Auto Loc opening for the doors from your key fob, Accel electronic distributor and wires, B&M Pro ratcher shifter. On top of the engine sits a Weiland intake manifold and on top of that sits a Holly 4 barrel. Holly has also provided the electric fuel pump and regulator. The engine has a Comp cam, and Sanderson Street Rod Ceramic Headers, and timing gears made by Dynagear Inc. Under the truck, Eibach provides the springs, and I installed Edelbrock Air shocks in the rear for a nice ride. I have all the instruction books and such for all items mentioned so I know that they were installed on the truck. I have tried to be as exact and honest about this beautiful truck, but if you have any futher questions, I will be happy to try to answer them for you. You're thinking, why am I selling? I have owned this truck for almost 10 years, and haven't put over 300 miles on it. Truck is also for sale locally. Again, Thanks for your interest.
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