1970 Chevy C-10 Long Bed Pro Street Back Halved Narrowed Tubbed Big Block 4speed on 2040-cars
Lakeville, Massachusetts, United States
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Up for sale is a nearly restored 1970 C-10 Long bed. The truck has already had the frame and bed professionally back halved, narrowed, and tubbed. It has been dropped three plus inches by using dropped springs and spindles. No corners cut in the prep work or finish so far.
The current rear end needs axles and gears, but has been prepped to accept the suspension and narrowed frame. If I didn't use the current rear end, my plan was to custom fit the rear end from a dually for a very unique look. The motor has been broken in while in my 1969 Corvette (sold) for approximately 45 minutes and runs incredibly strong, and keeps pulling all the way through the RPM range. The engine specifics are below, as are the specs for the 4 speed Muncie M-21 which has as much break in time as the engine. All the body work and paint work on the cab has been completed except a dent in the hood which came about after painting. The body work for the bed is complete and it's currently in primer. My plan was to open up the paint on the cab, paint the bed with a two coats, then final coat the entire truck, then clear the entire truck at the same time. I did my best to describe the truck. Once the rear end is done, I believe it is only a couple weekends away from being ready to complete the painting and putting a final clear coat. I will include a gallon of the single stage paint already applied to the truck from Summit Racing. Sorry for any dust on the truck in the pictures. Will sell without the motor and transmission as well What's There Frame - sanded, rust proofed, and painted Suspension - New front suspension components including ball joints, resurfaced rotors, reconditioned calipers, new shocks and lowering springs with dropped spindles, - Rear shocks with coil overs Engine - 454 big block - cleaned, magnifluxed, aligned honed, bored over .030 - Large intake/exhaust square port heads, lightly prepped - New Eagle Crank with new bearings - New Connecting Rods ( end ring type, not press fit ) with new bearings - New JE Forge Pistons with new rings - New Comp Cam Hydraulic Roller Lifter - Edelbrock 750 - Summit HEI Distributor - Edelbrock Toker II Intake Note: The motor was built from specs using Comp Cam software indicating horsepower and torque are bit over 600 each. Transmission - Muncie 4-Speed - Completely gone through will all new tune up related parts - Replaces 4th and reverse gears - Shifts smoothly and works perfectly during the break in period Clutch - Centerforce Clutch, Clutch Plate - Newly surfaced Flywheel Misc - all glass intact - new grille still in box - bucket seats - door panels - all parts I have forgotten to list will go with the truck What's Missing - fuel lines - brake lines - exhaust |
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Classic restored 1971 chevrolet c10 pickup
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