1980 Chevrolet C-10 Diesel 6.2l Turbo. Must See! Very Rare! Origional C10 Diesel on 2040-cars
Ovid, New York, United States
Selling a 1980 Chevy C-10 Diesel, this truck was originally equipped with an Oldsmobile 5.7L diesel and TH350 transmission. This truck was released as the final year of the wooden bed option and the first year of this particular front clip style. In conjunction with the OEM Olds diesel this truck is 1/2700 of these trucks ever produced in the world, making it one of, if not the most rare of this generation of chevy truck. At 40,000 miles the engine failed as most did. It was then replaced with a dealer installed 6.2L Detroit V8 Diesel engine an 700R4 4 speed O/D transmission. The truck was recently turbocharged with European non-EGR turbo intake manifold, HOLSET HX35W turbocharger, and custom exhaust, with upgraded injectors. The truck runs amazing, however it is unfinished, some of its needs include an S10 (1980's) heater box, new glow plugs, tires, box floor, ect. Email with questions as I have probably missed certain details here and there. The truck is from Texas, no winters. Clean title.
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