1972 Gmc C10 Short Bed. Big Block Rat Rod. Great Shape. on 2040-cars
Latrobe, Pennsylvania, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:396
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1972
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: C-10
Trim: c10
Drive Type: 2wd
Mileage: 89,000
Exterior Color: Yellow
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
1972 GMC Short Bed. I personally built this truck from scratch and could tell you every single detail about it. I used mostly all stainless steel hardware throughout the entire truck. The truck is in really great shape with no major rust issues. I had a tough time finding a driver’s side door so there was a little bit of rust repair done but that is it. It had new rockers put on it (professionally done) before I bought the cab but other than that it is all original from what I could tell. The cab mounts are solid and the heater vents and firewall is all intact with no signs of rust. The bed was all sandblasted and painted and is in amazingly great shape. The fenders, hood, and core support are all original and in great shape too. The interior is mostly original or new. I installed a new dash pad, carpet, and rear view mirrors. The seat, seat belts, gauge cluster, and door panels are all original. I utilized the factory wiring harness while rewiring the main components of the wiring. I didn’t hack up the wiring or splice into it unnecessarily. I am very meticulous and made sure wires were run correctly. I also bypassed the GM starter solenoid and put a remote one on the inner fender so that a positive cable isn’t running alongside the engine and header. The engine is an original 396 from a CST10 truck. It has been bored and stroked using a 454 crank making the cubic inches out to about 440. It has Wiseco forged pistons and a bracket master camshaft. I installed a MSD distributor with calibrated springs and weights for the engine and utilized a 6AL box. I kept the mechanical fuel pump that feeds the 750 Quick Fuel carburetor which works flawlessly. The transmission is a Hughes TH400 with a B&M Hole shot 2400 converter and JW performance bell housing. The rear end utilizes a flip kit to match the 2.5in drop spindles and 1in springs up front. It has a new Detroit Locker with 4.10 gears and Moser axles. I installed Caltrac bars which give the truck consistent 1.65 60 foot times with Hoosier DOT Slicks. I raced the truck last summer when it had a 383 and it ran 12.80’s consistently. This year I made one pass at the drag strip without really tuning the engine before the rain settled in and it ran a 12.56 shifting at 5000rpms. I’m positive it will run in the low twelves without much tweaking and maybe even trickling into the high elevens. I painted the truck flat pale yellow to give it a faded beat up look. I then went around spraying some white primer here and there while leaving the hood and tail gate grey primer. I then had custom decals painted on it which was all free handed and really makes the truck look old school. There is a lot of detail put into the truck and it will not disappoint. It could easily be re-sprayed to look show quality. As I finish up Graduate School in the next semester, I plan on moving away and the truck will end up sitting for years. I really don’t need to sell the truck so it is priced fairly. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask. I’m sure there are some things I left out. OFFERS/BIDS Your offer/bid is recognized as a legal binding contract to purchase this vehicle. Please do not offer/bid if you're not seriously interested or financially able to purchase this vehicle. Refer to eBay's User Agreement given this subject. Bidders must be 18 year of age or older to offer/bid. Seller reserves right to end auction. NO ZERO FEEDBACK BUYERS/BIDDERS AND I REPORT BIDDER RETRACTIONS TO EBAY AUTHORITIES! PAYPAL ACCOUNT REQUIRED TO BID/OFFER. INSPECTIONS I do my best to describe the vehicle listed. I welcome, and encourage, inspections but these have to be completed prior to auction end. This helps to avoid future discrepancies and solves differing opinions. Also a part of the buyers responsibility is to know and understand your specific states Laws for transfer, title, & tags on your new vehicle. I am not familiar with any other states requirements other than PA, so please check your local Laws prior to bidding. Refunds will NOT be given due to strict state requirements. The vehicle meets ALL PA laws of inspection, title, and lic. Furthermore, buyer has the responsibility to know their individual state's tax requirements and to pay those based on those laws. Finally, a buyer may be subject to state and federal taxes and this falls purely on the shoulders of the buyer. Each state has it's own tax requirements, so please check into your local requirements. WARRANTY This vehicle is being sold "as-is". Warranties are not offered nor implied. PAYMENT A deposit of $500 by check, in person, or wire within 48 hours of auction end. Deposits are non-refundable. Remaining balance within 7 days of auction end. All checks must clear before delivery can be made! SHIPPING Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. If a shipper is to pick this vehicle up for you then a written permission letter will need to be provided by you giving me permission to release the vehicle to a third party. I want nothing more than someone to buy this vehicle that will enjoy and love it. If you decide to buy it sight unseen then do us both a favor and review all the information and photos I have provided. Purchases such as these should be straight forward, yet things happen. So please review all info and contact me directly for all details and facts. |
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