1965 Chevrolet C-10 on 2040-cars
Carrboro, North Carolina, United States
Feel free to email: randalrllester@trekkies.org .
1965 Chevrolet C10 pickup
Full frame off restoration including acid dipped body, powder coated frame, matte finish original color paint.
Matte green with white interior as original in 1965. Brown Carpet and newly covered seat.
Vintage look radio with ipod input.
Custom pinstriping on interior dash, cab, and door jambs.
Oak bed raised in center to accommodate sectioned frame.
Truck retains a rebuilt all original 250 Inline 6 but features a rebuilt TH350 auto transmission. Runs great in
town and out on open highway. Cruises at 70mph with ease.
Frame was Z sectioned and set up to run bags (will lay rockers) but is currently set up as static ride height for
simplicity and comfortable ride.
Wheels and tires are Coker Steelies with wide whites.
Truck runs and drives really well. This is not your typical rat truck or shop truck as there is zero rust anywhere.
If you are looking for a complete show quality driver then this is the truck.
I have been told on multiple occasions that this is one of the cleanest and best looking c10s that they have ever
seen. The pictures do not do it justice please come see in person.
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