1971 1972 Chevy Cheyenne Pick Up Truck on 2040-cars
Knoxville, Iowa, United States
1971 CHEVROLET SHORT WIDE. STARTED WITH A SAND BLASTED AND PAINTED 1972 GMC SHORT BOX CHASSIS WITH A 1971 CAB SET ON THE CHASSIS. THEN PROCEEDED WITH AN ORINGINAL SHORT BOX SAT ON. ITS POWERED BY A FLAT TOP 355 WITH HEADERS, EDELBROCK AIRGAP INTAKE, THUMPER CAM, TOPPED OFF WITH A HOLLEY STREET AVENGER. IT GOES BACK INTO A NEW REBUILT TH350 WITH A FIRM SHIFT KIT AND A SLIGHT STALL CONVERTER. NEW CERTIFIED POWERTRAIN DRIVESHAFT INTO A 12 BOLT BOLT POSI 373 GEAR. SUPPORTED BY CALTRACS SETUP. IT DOES HAVE 4 WAY DISC BRAKE SETUP WITH BRAIDED BRAKE LINES AND A ALUM DIFF COVER AND TRANNY PAN. AC DID WORK GOOD LAST YEAR AND IS STILL HOOKED UP BUT WHEN I HAVE GOTTEN IT OUT OF STORAGE LAST WEEK IT SEEMS TO BE WEAK BUT I HAD IT TAKEN TO A SHOP AND THEY SAID IT WAS STILL FULL ON FREON BUT PRESSURES WERE HIGH AND A VALVE COULD BE STUCK??IDK ALL NEW INTERIOR WITH A FACTORY REPLACED 8000RPM TACH. DOES HAVE ORINGINAL RADIO THAT IS NOT HOOKED UP. FOR FURTHER PICTURES OR QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO GIVE ME A RING. 641 EIGHT NINE ONE 9553. THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING. I DO RESRVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION EARLY AS IT IS LISTED LOCALLY ALSO!! AND WILL BE TAKING TO GOODGUYS IN DESMOINES NEXT FEW DAYS IF WEATHER PERMITS. SO THIS TRUCK HAS ONLY 8 TO 900 HUNDRED MILES ON IT IN THE LAST 4 YEARS SINCE IT WAS DONE. |
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