1967 Chevy C 10 Gmc Stepside Resto Mod on 2040-cars
Garden City, Michigan, United States
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This is a clean 1967 GMC Stepside C-10 Resto Mod. This truck runs extremely well, with over-drive transmission, can go down freeway straight at over 80 mph. It does not over heat, even on a 85 degree day, engine temp runs under 180 degrees. Truck looks good, but paint is not perfect
*Chevy 400 small block with around 5000 miles on it, re-built. Engine runs extremely strong and reliable. *700R4 re-built transmission that shifts very smoothly with a shift kit. *Holley 650 Carb, headers, Weiand intake, MSD 6AL ignition, Wired for Life wires *Dana 44 rear end with 410 gears *B+M shifter *New heavy duty drive shaft with over-sized Spicer u-joints *New yoke *New front disc brakes, new rear drum brakes *New American Racing 20" torque thrust rims and new tires *New Linex bed liner with solid bed *New front & rear bumpers *New battery, side mirrors headlights & taillights *New 3 core aluminum radiator and polished overflow, electric fan *All new front and rear glass *New polyurethane body bushings and trans mount *Sunpro Tach *Heavy duty rear diff cover *Dyna mat installed under vinyl floor to keep interior quiet & cool *Leather adjustable bucket seats Instrument gauges do not work. Sunpro temp, volt meter, & oil pressure gauges DO work. If you would like to check the truck out or see more pictures please contact me. |
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