1984 Chevrolet C1500 !! Show Truck !! 40k In Restore !! 500 Hp !! No Reserve !! on 2040-cars
West Columbia, Texas, United States
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This is a frame off 84 chevy 1/2 ton show truck. It was stripped down to bare frame and built up. There were no aftermarket panels used other than the hood. The previous owner bought donor trucks so he could use original rust free panels. The frame was stripped and zinc coated before it was painted to prevent rust. All the suspension,brakes and steering components were replaced. There was 13k tied up in the engine build alone. It is a 454 that was bored to a 468 with all forged internals,high lift cam,performance head work,aluminum intake,800 cfm edelbrock carb,long tube headers etc... The transmission is a built 700r4 (overdrive) with a 2800 rpm performance stall. The rear is a custom built 12 bolt. The paint (not including labor) was over 7k. There is not a single dent or scratch that I have seen anywhere on the truck. It has American racing torque thrust rims. 17" rims in front 18" in rear. The 295/45/18 and 275/55/17 inch tires are like new. The truck sounds awesome with the choppy idle and has electric cut outs installed on the headers that gives you the option of running open exhaust with the flip of a switch. The interior was redone with custom leather seats with a fold down center console. IT has a custom A/C compressor that is built to handle the rpms of the engine and blows ice cold. Truck runs and drives like new and is VERY FAST. Pictures don't do this truck justice. There were no shortcuts or money spared in this build. There is only 1700 miles on the truck since restored and has won multiple trophies at car shows. Here is your chance at a good deal in a NO RESERVE AUCTION. If you have any questions feel free to message me. If you would like to see the truck in person message me. We are located in West Columbia TX about a hour south of Houston. Bidders with less than 5 feedback should message me before bidding (so I know your serious) or I will remove the bid. Texas residence will have to pay tt&l. Thanks for looking and bid with confidence !! NO DISSAPOINTMENTS !! 500.00 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT DUE AT END OF AUCTION |
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