1971 Chevy C10 1/2 Ton Truck on 2040-cars
Ironton, Ohio, United States
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1971 Chevy C10 1/2 ton long bed 5 lug. 350/350 with Holley carb, HEI ignition, aftermarket headers with true duals ran all the way out back. Runs good. Power steering and manual brakes with discs up front/drums in rear with old slot mags. Body is in good shape, but is in need of paint, or clear it and go with the patina look. Cab corners and rockers were done on this truck some time before i got it, and it appears the work was done correctly. Side marker lights were eliminated for a cleaner look and/or to emulate 67 body style. Truck has aftermarket step bumper with modern reece hitch, but will come with rear roll pan for custom look if the winning bidder desires. Pendaliner bed liner in bed. Interior is in good shape with a recent re-cover on seat and carpet. Sliding back window. No cracks in glass. Good dash pad. Stereo hole was cut before me. This truck is uncomplicated and easy to work on. Parts are cheap, and there is a vast aftermarket for this model. Runs and drives good. Recently acquired company truck, so I no longer have the need for this one. Buyer responsible for pickup or shipping. |
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