1972 Chevrolet Truck 1/2 Ton Chassis Factory Big Block on 2040-cars
Independence, Missouri, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: Auto
Model: C-10
Mileage: 3
Trim: Cheyenne
1972 Chevrolet truck 1/2 ton 2 wheel drive long wheel base Chassis. It is a numbers matching factory big block. Correct 402 (code TLM) and 400 turbo trans. Has the correct smog pump. It has a 3:07 gear with a positrac (posi was added in the build). It has the correct radiator. It has the original duel exhaust hangers still rivited to the frame. Everything is new or rebuilt. The motor is completely stock. I bolted an old cab on this and put about 3 miles on it. I have a video of it running. It comes with a new wiring harness for the motor and headlights. This is a very nice chassis. You could easily just add your body and have a very nice truck. I have the VIN tag, the original build sheet, and a clear title in my name for this. What you see it what you get. I do not have a body for this truck. Feel free to call with any questions. I have this for sale locally. (816) 305-6326
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