1963 Chevrolet C20 Pickup Base 4.6l on 2040-cars
Granton, Wisconsin, United States
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Completely restored 1963 Chevrolet C20 for sale. Complete frame off restoration was done in 1993. The truck is parked in winters and rarely driven in the rain. The color is 93 Ford Probe yellow. Very sharp looking. Engine: The engine is a period correct 283 small block. The engine was completely rebuilt and has edlebrock performer series cam, lifters, intake manifold, and 600cfm carb. The engine was converted to HEI ignition and it runs like clock work. The transmission is a 4 speed. The box floor is top quality oak with 6 coats of marine spar varnish. The finish was sanded down in between every coat to prevent any rough spots in the finish. The strips in between the boards are stainless along with all bolts. It looks incredible and you could literally eat off of it. It is covered with a hinged toneau cover to preserve the floor. The interior has custom bucket seats and the center console can be flipped up to add one more seat. I am listing this for my dad. For being restored over 20 years the truck is still in unbelievable condition. I would rate the restoration quality of this truck at 9/10. He is extremely picky with everything on it and has never cut any corners when working on it. The truck has won hundreds of awards since it the restoration has been finished. There will be no disappointments with it. If there are any questions please contact me and I will answer them to the best of my abilities. Thanks |
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