1969 Chevrolet Custom 10 With Custom Fiberglass Bed Cover on 2040-cars
Royal, Arkansas, United States
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1969 Chevrolet C10 with custom fiberglass bed cover
Due to moving, I have to sell some of my collection. This truck is one of my favorites but it can't make the trip with me. I'm pricing it to sell and sell it will. I bought the truck 2 years ago from Hendrick Performance Collection. It's a great truck and I've added some items to make it even more enjoyable without taking away from it's period correctness. It's a standard Custom 10 with a 350ci, 3 speed on the column manual transmission. Options include sliding rear window, chrome window vent covers, dual Magna-Flow exhaust, new Pacer aluminum wheels with Firestone Firehawk (Indy 500) tires all around, very custom and very unique fiberglass bed cover. Here's some of the items I had repaired or replaced: shocks (with Sensa Trac Shocks), steering box, upper control arm shaft on rf, both lower ball joints, engine mounts, clutch kit, water pump, all hoses, all plugs and wires, battery, surface one drum and replaced one drum, replace brake shoes, wheel cylinders and hub seals, replace 2 u-joints and carrier bearing, r/r steering column and rebuild for smoother shifting, r/r heater core. All said and done, it's a very nice truck that looks and drives as it should. I also have the set of wheels with tires that were on it at my purchase from Hendrick. Those are included. They are not stock but are period correct for the truck form back in the day. If you want a great truck that has been upgraded already, this is the one. Again, I am moving and this truck will not be going. Don't miss out as these trucks go for very nice money, money you won't have to spend on this one!!!! Thank you. |
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