1963 Chevrolet C-10 Rat Rod Pickup,5 Spd,230 6cyl, 3 Carbs,fresh Build Must See! on 2040-cars
Apopka, Florida, United States
You are viewing a 1963 Chevrolet C-10 Pickup. This is one of the coolest RAT RODS I have ever seen! This truck was just completed 2 weeks ago. I want to point out that most RAT RODS are built with used junk yard parts. That’s cool, but that is not the case here. Most parts have been completely rebuilt. I wanted to build a Rat Rod that was definitely a Rat look, but built with dependability and reliability in mind. Something you can drive every day! The body on this truck is actually very nice. Please note the patina you see is all natural. This has not been painted or made to look like this. Any blue you see is from the original paint! I added a few coats of clear to give it this look and to protect the original patina. Has custom hand painted OLD School pinstriping throughout. The bed is all new. Interior has original seat completely rebuilt. Seat is recovered in Old School Green Metallic and Black with matching Steering Wheel. Dash is original. Motor is a1964,230 inline 6 Cyl. The motor and head are completely rebuilt. Have receipts to verify all work done on engine. Only 50 break in miles on motor! Carbs are freshly rebuilt 3 in line Single Barrel Rochesters on a polished Offenhauser manifold. Has progressive linkage that works perfect! Runs on center carb until you stand on it. Gets amazing gas mileage! Transmission is an S-10 5 Speed with New Clutch. Rear end is late model Chevy 10 bolt. Has front Disc Brakes,Drum Rear. Riding on brand new Coker Radial Tires with Wide Whites and Baby Moons. I have installed green LED lights to light up engine and under the dash operated by switch under dash. Very cool at night! This truck drives perfect! As I said, it was built to drive every day if you like. Just a blast to drive and draws a crowd everywhere it goes. I designed a little fun theme with this truck. Please notice the 1950’s Budweiser Cooler, the Vintage Army Container, and the Tool Box mounted in the rear of bed. Tool box is actually a gas grill! Mounted on a hinge to swing out on the tailgate. Perfect for tailgating at local shows or the beach! This is truly a one of a kind Rat Rod Pickup. Please feel free to email or call if you have any questions. I would love to talk to you about this truck as it is one of my creations. Thanks for looking. Paul 407-256-8911 Please call for a BUY-IT-NOW price! I sell most of my vehicles with BUY-IT-NOW option.
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