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Sacramento, California, United States
This is a very special, very rare old chevy. Built in the Fremont Ca plant, it never left the area. More or less a one owner truck. Ca black/yellow original plates. Every single record kept from day one including 2 full mileage/repair journals. Straightest, most rust free example I have seen in decades, and the most loaded Custom I have ever seen without the big back window. Power steering, power brakes, Air conditioning, Automatic and V8! Exterior has amazing patina and so freakin' straight. It needs nothing. Interior is a mind blower. Really outstanding. Everything works exactly as it should, and effortlessly. A/C was updated with R134 and charged today. That's right, a/c is working in this truck and working well! I couldn't almost believe it as I drove back from the service center with the windows rolled up @ 70mph down the freeway. 103 degrees outside in Sacramento today and I was cool as a cucumber. This thing felt like I was driving a 2007, not a 1967. All the seals and felts in the cab are much newer and the cab is very tight. Original owner was a fanatic about maintenance, service. He passed away and his widow sold it to a neighbor. They used it as a light errands truck but ultimately it sat. It was always a garaged truck up until then. Truck runs like the motor is on steroids. Really gets up and moves, yet purrs at idle. Many components look new. Haven't sat down with the records yet, but I am sure they will reveal why the truck feels so fresh. Carb looks recent. Complete dual exhaust front to back is recent (and sounds fantastic). Block itself and trans both look much fresher than original condition. Trans shifts perfectly and precisely. neither motor nor trans leak (at least anything to the ground). Cooling system is working perfectly and without leaks. All lights, blinkers, gauges, radio, hazards, high and low beams, horn, steering, brakes, heat, etc. work without issue. Door glass rolls up and down smoothly. Wing windows open, shut and seal tightly. Shocks are new. Tires are newer with 95% plus tread. The bed is also quite amazing. The original owner had a shell on it from day one (pictures included in records) and thus it is preserved much nicer than most. Truck is really turn key and only a few simple steps from being your own personal show winning patina rod shop truck. Trucks this nice, are simply not out there anymore. This one needs none of the hard stuff, and only the fun stuff. You just gotta see, hear and drive this one in person to appreciate just how perfect for you it is! Link to 135 pictures here: http://s761.photobucket.com/user/car-reras/library/67custom DRD Motor Trade is a licensed bonded CA dealer specializing in California treasure like this C10 Custom. Sale tax and DMV fees due to all buyers taking delivery in CA. Pre purchase inspections welcome and encouraged. Thanks for looking and feel free to contact me for further info. Enjoy.
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Top horsepower-per-dollar cars in 2017
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