1977 Chevrolet 4x4 Swb With 4" Lift On 36" Tires on 2040-cars
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
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1977 Chevrolet Short Wheel base 4x4. Has 4" lift with 36"x14.5x15 Trail Buster Mud Terrain Tires with about 70% tread. Has 4:56 front and rear running gear. 350cu engine bored 30 over with an eldebrock intake and a mild cam, doesn't smoke, rattle or knock. Strong running truck, has plenty of get up and go. Has dual exhaust and automatic tranny. Heat works, all gauges work. Has the good 203 transfer case that has high, low, neutral, high lock, and low lock. Has new manual lock in hubs. Truck runs and drives excellent and have clear title, you can drive it home. Insides are decent, could use door panels. Windshield has a small crack and it doesn't have front bumper. We drive this truck every day, every where we go, wanted to restore it, just don't have the money, but it is a good solid truck. There is only minimal rust and it wouldn't take much to make this a sharp truck, it is nice now...we can never just go get gas, always people wanting to ask questions about it. feel free to ask any questions! Thanks!
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