1986 Chevrolet C10 Shortbed Truck on 2040-cars
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The v6 and 3 on the tree are now long gone. In its place is a new 454 and a turbo 400 trans. The engine is a reman. but has been upgraded with a lunati Voodoo cam. The cam has 495 and 515 lift. A double roller timing chain, Moroso oil pan, Edelbrock Performer intake manifold, Holley Street Avenger 770 carburetor and a K and N air flter are also present. Moroso valve covers, Taylor wires, Accell spark plugs and a new Chrome alternator are on the engine as well. The truck was upgraded to a 4 core crew cab radiator and mount. The fan is a 3800cfm Black Magic. All of the fluid lines are braided stainless steel with Earls Fitttings. The turbo 400 was a reman. as well, it has a TCI cast aluminum pan and a B and M street strip shift kit installed. The exhaust is hand built from mandrell bent fittings, it is 3 inch with Flowmaster 40 series mufflers and turndowns at the rear axle.The driveshaft has new U-joints and the front end has new wheel bearings and seals. The truck has been lowered 4 inches in the front and 6 inches in the rear. The rear is a axle flip kit and the front is new spindles and springs. The wheels are Centerline Qualifiers. A 15x10 in the back with 275/60/15 tires and in the front is a 15x7 with a 225/75/15 tires. The tailgate has been smoothed and Chevy Blazer rear bumper installed. The bed has a spray in bedliner. There is also a tinted rear slider in the truck. Im getting rid of this truck because I want to finish my 1969 Nova. Ive spent a lot of money on this truck so I wont give it away, but the reserve will be modest and reasonable. The winning bidder will have to pick it up and pay with 100 Dollar bills only, no checks and no tire kicking Nickel Dicks. DO NOT WASTE MY TIME. |
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