This is an AWESOME 1968 C-10 swb, step-side pick up that has been completely frame-off restored! Chevy 350, 4 bolt main with a 700r4 transmission with only 1750 miles since completed rebuild.
Air conditioning, new brakes (disc front, drum back) and tires are like new! New components just install in the last 100 miles: -Brand new Edelbrock Aluminum E-Street Heads -Brand new Edelbrock Victor Jr. Air Gap Intake Manifold -Brand new Comp Cam -Brand new Holley Street Avenger 670 Carb -Bradn new MSD ignition, distributor, coil and wires -Brand new Magnaflow dual exhaust -Brand new Ididit chrome steering column 1970 sbc 350 .040 over 4 bolt main speed pro/federal mogul flat top valve 4 valve relief pistons. Crane standard length pushrods Procomp roller rockers 1.6 Z28 springs All bearings .010 over and clevite brand Steel freeze plugs Holley mech fuel pump Cloyes double roller timing chain Pro comp aluminum timing cover Finned aluminum oil pan Melling high volume oil pump Heddman full length ceramic headers Magnaflow tru x dual exhaust 1994 gm serpentine belt drive setup, powder coated. Old air products a/c system under dash.. GM a/c compressor All stainless hardware on motor Please let me know if you have any questions or would like any additional information! I will do whatever I can to assist with shipping. |
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