1969 C10 Swb $12, 000 In Parts 350/700r4/disc Brakes+more , Real Patina on 2040-cars
Ojai, California, United States
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You are bidding on a 1969 c10 shortbed with patina.
This truck retains the patina/rough around the edges exterior but had a bunch of money invested in upgrades.there is cracking of paint on the roof, it sees direct sun and being that it's over 40 years old it has worn the most.the other areas show various wear associated from the elements over the course of time since 1969.the pictures show that it is overall very straight minus a few minor dents here and there. it now is far more practical for longer drives/daily driving .This truck came with a 307/3 speed manual on the column .It has been replaced/ upgraded with a gm performance crate 350 motor along with a 700r4 overdrive automatic transmission. the 700r4 is run through the original factory column/shifter.i purchased a special kit to be able to do so. almost everything under the hood is new, all new aftermarket radiator with superior cooling capacity vs stock, new water pump, hedman headers, edelbrock 600cfm carb the stance was achieved through early classic enterprises 4.5/6" drop kit, along with their front power disc brake kit. this is a HUGE upgrade over drum brakes. also required a different mount for the 700r4.truck also has their 5 lug conversion along with new rear axles.these trucks were 6 lug and to run a nice 5 lug wheel you will need to have 5 lug These parts were around $2,500 brand new 20" wheels /tires, these were close to $2, 000 has new custom 1 piece driveshaft, brand new gas tank, sending unit, dual 2.5" exhaust with flowmaster mufflers, brand new chrome bumpers. this truck is really cool/unique as is, but has all the hard stuff done. if you want a finished show truck you could do the body work/paint and redo the seat and have a $22, 000-$25, 000 truck, all just depends on what you want to do. |
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