- 1967 MY Chevrolet C-10
- 350 cubic inch engine
- 4x4
- New wheels reported
- New tires reported
- New shocks reported
- New struts reported
- New shifter reported
- New springs reported
- New Edelbrock carburetor
- New plugs and wires reported
- New stereo
- Bluetooth capability
- New paint reported
The market for vintage trucks does not look like it'll slow down anytime soon. Prices have been on the upward trend, and it's clear why. They sure have much charm and represent useful, plus practical vintage motoring. Take a look at this lovely 1967 Chevy C-20 we have today. With a reported 108,000 miles on the clock, this vintage truck serves as a practical way to get around and a throwback to the good old times of American motoring.
Exterior and Interior
While there was a complete redesign, the second generation, better known as Action Line trucks, also carried forward some of the previous generation's boxy and iconic looks. This 1967 Chevy C-20 sports a red exterior, with the current owner reporting that the paint is new. There are a few design changes with the front bumper being blacked out and its chrome deleted from certain parts of the truck, making this truck stand out. You also ride high off the ground thanks to a set of new Jellybean styled US chrome wheels in place, wrapped with reportedly fresh rubber. With the design, changes came about a more comfortable interior as well. This 1967 Chevy C-20 sports a black interior with a brown bench seat. The interior is fairly original except for a few upgrades. The gear shifter has been upgraded to a sidewinder unit. You also get a new stereo in place that is Bluetooth compatible to pump out some good tunes.
Engine
With each powertrain geared to run for eons, and be reliable, you sure don't look for a whole lot of performance in any vintage truck. This 1967 Chevy C-20 is powered by a 350ci (5.7L) V8 engine which doesn't push out a whole lot of performance but is one engine that is easily tunable and upgrade friendly in the automotive scene. Power is sent to all four wheels through an automatic transmission. The current owner reports that this vehicle has seen some freshening up in the engine department with a new Edelbrock carburetor and plugs and wires to ensure the engine runs smooth. In terms of suspension, the vehicle has reportedly seen new shocks and struts, plus new springs for better off-road capability.
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