- 1970 Model Year Chevrolet C10 Pickup Restomod
- Power disk brakes
- TCI stage 3 TH350 Transmission
- Holley Sniper EFI
- Eaton E-locker limited slip rear end
- Power steering
- Ratchet Shifter
- Classic Air Conditioning
- Retro sound radio - maintains factory look
- "Everything has been replaced on the truck" - seller
- American Racing Torque Thrust wheels
- Brand New Gauges installed
- Dual fan cold case radiator
- MSD ignition
- Roadkill Muscle Truck inspired exhaust
- 4" Dynomax Race Mufflers
- Headman Headers
- Power steering pump replaced
- Water pump replaced
- Brand new American Auto Wire front to back wiring
- Tucked exhaust under the truck
- Seller wanted to maintain the factory OEM look on tis build as much as possible
Produced by General Motors between 1967 and 1972, the second-gen C/K series of pickup trucks was nicknamed "Action Line" for its legendary capabilities. in fact, the Action Line series paved the way for Chevrolet into the Utility vehicle range, with many of its current models like the Sierra and Cheyenne making their debut as trim levels of this model. Throughout its time in production, the C10 saw a number of design changes which we will discuss in detail below, but this specific example has apparently had every single part completely replaced, with the seller aiming to retain its OEM look as much as possible. Right now, this 1970 Chevy C10 383 is up for sale with just 4,000 miles on the road since receiving a comprehensive rebuild.
Exterior and Interior
As stated, the second-gen C10 saw a number of design changes throughout its lifeline. The example in feature received a boxier design in comparison to the debut model but still retained the distinguishable round headlights. This 1970 Chevrolet C10 383 pickup wears a beautiful gloss blank paint that makes its chrome accents stand out, especially the chrome American Racing Torque Thrust wheels. You will also find a Roadkill Muscle truck-inspired exhaust with 4inch Dynomax race mufflers tucked under the truck, as well as power disc brakes. For the interior, The Chevy inherited some changes in 1969. prominent differences included a new two-spoke steering wheel and a foot-operated parking brake. This example displays this perfectly, along with the other beautifully restored components in its black interior with chrome accents. For seating, this 1970 Chevrolet C10 383 pickup has a single row bench-style seat that can accommodate three people. You will also be treated with a retro sound radio that maintains the original look of the vehicle, along with a classic air conditioner, and a Ratchet shifter.
Engine
Mechanically, the vehicle received an extensive list of upgrades to its 383ci V8 that includes a Holley Sniper EFI system, a dual-fan cold case radiator, Headman headers, a new power steering, and water pump, brand new American Auto Wire wiring back to front, an MSD ignition, as well as a TCI stage 3 TH350 Transmission.
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