1972 Chevrolet C10 Pickup Long Wheel Base on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
1972 Chevy C10. I am 3rd owner of this super nice North Carolina truck. Have all receipts of all upgrades and repairs since purchased. Too numerous to list. Have all service manuals, owners manual, original warranty plate, etc. Est. 50-51K original miles (can confirm when truck sells, original odometer in storage unit and goes with truck). Completely rebuilt 350 motor from crank up approx. 1 year ago. Engine kept stock as original 350 with 400 automatic transmission. Electronic ignition and 4 barrel Edelbrock carburetor with intake. Also added a new radiator and fuel pump while doing refurb on motor. Lowered with ECE 4/6" drop with add'l 1.5" blocks in rear. New rims tires 15 x 10 front and 15x 8 in rear. Have full set of stock rims and new tires (if you want them). Added new spindles, shocks and springs. All new interior wiring harness under dash. Replaced gauges and added full gauge set. Has new a/c dash/vent hoses. A/C has recently converted to R134a. New Seat cover and headliner. Very straight truck. This truck is absolutely gorgeous and is still clean as they come. I get thumbs up where ever I go. Selling for no other reason than I want a boat, and I just don't have the room. Please do not bid if you don't have the funds. If you have any questions please call or e-mail before you bid. Reminder, although it doesn't look like it, this is a 42 year old Classic truck there is no warranties or guarantees as to the condition of this vehicle. Vehicle is listed locally and seller reserves the right to terminate auction if sold locally before auction ends. Payment accepted will be only cash,or wire transfer. Title will not be released until funds have cleared. Payment of $500.00 deposit to Paypal with in 24 hours,of the end of the Auction and total balance due within 7 days of the end of the Auction. Buyer responsible for shipping. Can assist with storage until pickup or delivery up to three weeks after final sale. |
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