1964 Chevy C-10 Long Bed Project Truck Kit on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
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For Sale is a 1964 Chevy C-10 Fleetside Long Bed project truck kit. I started a restoration project and am not able to finish it due to a change in my work schedule. I have a 1964 Frame, Bed, Cab (all together) with a front disk conversion done! Here is the list of parts that came out of the 1983 C-10 (parts truck): 350 Crate Motor (11,000 miles, runs great like new) Two Transmissions: Turbo 350 and 700r4 '83 axles, for full 5 lug conversion. '83 Power Steering, with bracket for conversion '83 Power Breaks, with bracket for conversion I also have this parts to be installed: Full American Auto wiring harness - $550 2" Drop Spindles - $300 Full set Proforged of ball joints - $150 I also have the Por 15 products to clean up and paint the Frame $150 The front body panels will need to be acquired as the previous ones were in really bad shape and were removed. I have well over $5000 in this truck but I don't expect to get that out of what I have here so make your offers and I'll let you know! If you have any questions you can reach me at 972-816-7401. Texts are better but I will answer a call if I can. |
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