1965 Chevy Hot Rod Truck on 2040-cars
Santa Teresa, New Mexico, United States
This
truck is hot, hot, hot, it has a 5.7 Fuel Injected, computer controlled motor
including a JET Power Module, and a 350 Automatic Transmission, all New
Instruments from Summit Racing, Customized Instrument Panel, Tilt Adjustable Steering
Column, USB Charge center, Custom LED Interior Lights, New Paint, New
Upholstery with Headliner and Carpet, Suspension Lowered 3", Rare Big Rear
Window with dark tint, Chrome Grill (not installed but part of sale), Power
Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows and Power Door opener so there are no
handles on the inside, custom Roll Pan on front and rear, Customized and
"Frenched" rear LED Brake Lights, USB and SD card MP3 player,
Hurculner on bed, Hidden and Lockable fuel filler door, New front glass and New
glass Rubber on entire truck, Radiator cleaned and rodded, Custom Gas and Brake
Pedals, Custom Steering Wheel, Fuel tank removed from behind the driver's seat
for safety and to accommodate the Fuel Injection Pump, this truck drives like a
bat-outa-hell. Absolutely nothing wrong
with this truck, no oil leaks, clean and clear title in hand. NOTE: this is a 40 year old truck with mostly original parts except those mentioned as new such as power windows, power brakes, power steering, etc. Tires have about 30% of life left on them.
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