1966 Chevrolet C10 Long Bed Fleet Side Pickup Truck In Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
Patriot, Indiana, United States
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Up for auction is a 1966 Chevrolet C10 long bed fleet side pickup truck. 1966 is the last year of this classic Chevy pickup body style & trucks from that period in this condition are getting had to find. The C10 draws a crowd & gets attention everywhere it goes. This is a low reserve auction so bid to win & drive with pride. This truck, except for the carb, intake, gas tank & the tires & wheels is in it’s original configuration. This truck spent its entire life in southern Utah until I bought it back in June of 2012, being a desert vehicle it is rust free. The Gas tank was removed from the cab & installed in the bed. The tires are brand new Firestone 16” Destination LE’s with new American Racing Rebel wheels. Inch & half wheel spacers have been added to give the truck the low wide bad ass look. The SBC 283 engine was rebuilt by the previous owner about three years ago & only has a couple of thousand miles on it. It holds great oil pressure, runs strong & starts right up. The truck has an older driver quality paint job on it, that still pops. The following have been installed new on the truck; radiator, clutch, brake master cylinders, brake slave cylinders, brake pads, brake springs, brake drums have been turned, wiring harness, seat cover, battery, floor mats, front grille, both bumpers, lights, new oak bed & bed hardware. This truck runs & brakes well, with no issues. All of the lights, gauges, blickers, windows, heater/defroster & speedo work. The horn is the only thing that does not work. It has the original four speed, on the floor, manual tranny that shifts well. There is a small chip in the front wind shield. The previous owner did the following work on the truck just before I purchased it - the bed, engine & front clip where removed & the frame & removed body were sandblasted, and the entire truck was then painted. Replace three of the control arms for the front suspension, with all new front bushings and bearings. It has new cables for the parking brake system. Rebuild the 283 small block motor, the block bored to 40 over and all new pistons and bearings installed, also has a more aggressive cam in it along with an edlebrock rpm intake and holley 600ccm 4 barrel carb on top. I basically finished what he started. |
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