1983 Chevrolet C-10 Silverado Swb on 2040-cars
Bridgewater, New Jersey, United States
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1983 Chevy C-10 Short Bed Custom I am the third owner of this truck. It had a frame off restoration about two years ago. The motor is a GM 5.4 Vortec from a 2003 Avalanche with a 4L60 transmission. Computer is reworked to work with stock dash all gauges and controls work perfect. 25 gallon tank mounted in the center of the bed with filler cap in bed floor. Rebuilt rear end. 2 inch drop spindles with new shocks, 4 inch spring drop in rear. New ultra rims and BF Goodrich tires. New grill front bumper and rear roll pan. CD player with remote and Bluetooth. This is a really nice truck with a great paint job. The interior is brand new, last 6 months. Everything replaced new C5 Corvette seats billet package and blue lad?’s in the gauge cluster. All new speakers and cold A/C. It the part wasn?’t replaced it was rebuilt like new. Great truck to have some fun with, modern motor is a great feature and will keep you worry free about break downs. Power locks with remote and windows. No lack of power with the 5.3, flowmasters and throttle body spacer sound great.
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