1970 Chevrolet C20 Cst Custom Camper Special 4wd 4x4 Rare Longbed. on 2040-cars
Redding, California, United States
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This is my 1970 Chevy CST 4wd 3/4 Ton custom camper special. It is a long bed. The camper shell is included. It runs good and I use it as my daily driver. The drive shaft and rear end have been beefed up (don't know what kind) and there is a Gear-vendor gear splitter installed that helps with higher end speeds. Tires are in good shape. This is a rare truck. In 1970 the UAW went on strike, stopping production of these truck so the numbers are low. The engine has been beefed up with an Edelbrock RPM Proformer intake and Carb, and a beefier cam. Hooker headers are also installed. The Truck sounds mean!The transmission is a 4 speed with 1st gear being a granny-low. I have over $3000 in new parts for this truck still new in the boxes that I have never installed. Some of which are complete interior, new radio (installs in factory holes so no cutting of the dash is needed) New front bumper, new fuel tank selector valve, seat foam, front grill bezel, carpet kit, Weather stripping, and more. I can remember it all.I was going to restore the truck but I have come to the conclusion that I just don't have the time to do it. The body is very straight and there is little rust other than surface rust. It is a California truck and has not been exposed to harsh conditions or road salts. There is some bondo work on the tailgate and on on the bed of the truck and also the rear of the cab where the previous owner took off the silver trim and was in the process of smoothing over the mounting stubs. See pics. the milage reads about 58,000 but I don't know if it has turned or not.
The truck has A/C but it currently is not hooked up. I don't think it would take much to get it going. Power steering and power breaks. New rear window with slider. Factory Tach and A/C.
Thanks for looking. Please feel free to contact me if you have and questions. The truck can be seen in Redding, California. I will help with meeting with your shipper if needed.
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