1969 Chevrolet C-10 Restomod on 2040-cars
Borger, Texas, United States
This 1969 Chevy C10 Short Bed pickup received a frame-off rotisserie restoration and build just 1150 miles ago.
Everything was completely re-done. It is in like new condition, needs nothing and is ready to be enjoyed.
The Medium Blue Metallic and Silver paint is beautiful and the truck has a nice sporty look with a cowl induction
hood, new 20" gun metal gray wheels with low profile tires and slightly lowered/leveled stance.
The interior has been completely re-done with custom bucket seats and center console from TMI Products,
Intellitronix Digital Dash, New Carpet with sound proofing, Retro-Sound vintage stereo that gives the old school
look with modern convenience, kick panel speakers and an Alpine amp. New Vintage AC keeps the cab nice and cool on
hot days.
The truck is powered by a freshly re-built 350 V-8 performance engine with new Holly Super Sniper Stealth
Electronic Fuel Injection System and aluminum intake. It has a 4L60E Transmission with overdrive and performance
shift kit built by Monster Transmissions. It will cruise down the highway at 80 mph and 1800 RPM. Very smooth and
comfortable. Power steering and 4 wheel power disc brakes. New Aluminum Radiator, Dual Exhaust and a 12 bolt rear
end and much more. Fuel Tank has been relocated to rear of vehicle and it has the Hyperfuel Systems Command Center
2 EFI Fuel Delivery System.
The engine bay and underbody of the vehicle are as clean as it is up top. There are no leaks, rust or issues of any
kind.
This vehicle has been done right and it has modern improvements to increase reliability, performance and comfort
without getting too far away from its old school style
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