- 1970 Model Year Chevrolet C-10 Step Side
- 383ci V8
- Seller Reports Automatic 4 Speed with Overdrive
- Seller Reports New Tires
- Seller Reports Daytime Running Lights
- Seller Reports New Interior
- Seller Reports New Carpet
- Seller Reports New Gauges
- Seller Reports New Steering Wheel
- Seller Reports New Console
- Seller Reports 12 inch subwoofer with an Equalizer
- Seller Reports New Glass
- Seller Reports Interior Mood Lighting
- Seller Reports New Chrome Alternator
- Seller Reports New Chrome Power Steering
- Seller Reports New Aluminum Radiator
- Seller Reports Aluminum Transmission Cooler
- Seller Reports New Air Conditioning
- Seller Reports New Wheels
- Seller Reports Full Disc Brake Conversion
- Seller Reports Lowered Suspension
- Seller Reports New Shocks and Struts
- Seller Reports Hooker Long tube Headers
- Seller Reports Stainless Steel Magnaflow Dual Exhaust
- Seller Reports Keyless Entry
- Seller Reports New Battery
- Seller Reports New Edelbrock Carburetor
- Seller Reports New Wood Bed
- Seller Reports Gas Tank Located Under Bed
- Seller Reports New Wiring
- Seller Reports New Electric Cooling Fans
Tastefully upgraded custom trucks are few and far in between, with the number of aftermarket components and support available one might go over the top or at times not hit the right spot. Today is the day you get rid of all the hassle and drive off in this lovely 1970 Chevy C10 Step Side. With a reported 6,707 miles on the clock, this classic truck is tastefully customized and show-ready.
Exterior and Interior
Looking at this 1970 Chevy C10 Stepside and you are reminded of the world's first performance truck, the Lil Red. The red exterior on this truck makes it pop. Speaking of making things pop, the chrome components on this truck are all present and in really good condition. Make yourself to the rear of the truck and you will notice the wood bed that is reportedly new, the seller also reports that the gas tank is now under the truck bed. The chrome treatment doesn't stop with the body trim as this truck sports chrome wheels which are reportedly new and are wrapped with fresh tires. The brown/tan interior on this 1970 Chevy C10 Stepside is reportedly all new and features a bench-style seat that is a big upgrade from the factory offering. The driver and passenger are split by a new console that houses two cup holders. Looking at the dash and you are treated to a reportedly new wooden steering wheel and if you look closer Nascar styled gauges to signify the newly upgraded performance. A nighttime cruise in this truck calls for a good time, the interior mood lighting sets the tone, while the 12-inch subwoofer with an equalizer provides tunes, lastly, the new air conditioning calls for a chilled-out cabin as you relax and drive on by.
Engine
We mentioned upgraded performance earlier and that's due to this 1970 Chevy C10 Stepside now sporting a 383ci V8 powertrain. The engine bay is nothing short of automotive art and features a host of chrome components. Upgrades on the already powerful engine include Hooker long tube headers, stainless steel MagnaFlow dual exhaust, and a reportedly new Edelbrock carburetor. Electrical gremlins are rid of thanks to new chrome alternator, battery, and wiring. The lowered suspension sees new shocks and status with a full disc brake conversion to increase stopping power. Upgraded cooling comes in the form of new electric cooling fans, aluminum radiators, and aluminum transmission cooler. Speaking of transmission, this truck is powered by a 4-speed automatic gearbox with overdrive.
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