1972 Chevy Truck 4wd Longbed Tons Of New Parts Beautiful Truck Runs Great on 2040-cars
Seymour, Missouri, United States
1972 Chevy Longbed original 4wd truck, i bought this truck from a guy who spent countless hours getting it into the shape its in which is beautiful, the body was taken down to bare metal, any imperfections were fixed, and painted a 2009 ford mustang vista blue metallic base coat clear coat, it shines and looks great, there is a small scrape on the rear bed i will show it in the pics, undercoating was applied under the cab and bed, as far as new parts heres the list hope i can remember all of it, bumpers, all weatherstripping, windshield, door handles, window cranks, all lights,carpet,gauges, dome light, dash pad, visors, exhaust with flowmasters and chrome tips, trailer hitch,tires are excellent,dash is uncut for original radio if you wanted, tilt wheel, wiper arms, chrome around windshield, looks to have new brakes, engine is a later 350 with a turbo 350 both rebuilt with approx 1000 miles, new seals on rear and front end, and transfer case, the seat is in good shape just the wrong color never got to that point yet, the engine has a hi rise manifold with a good running qjet carb, the truck runs and drives flawlessly, everything works great, this is one nice truck, it needs the side emblems, the inside of the bed has never been rhino lined or anything like that, only has a couple of dings, i have the truck for sale locally so reserve the right to end auction early, not to many around like this at what i think is a fair price, not giving it away, good luck on bidding and thanks for looking.
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