1979 Chevrolet C10 Short Bed

454ci V8 | Vintage AC | Recent Paint

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LOT #

22072613

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Make:
Model:
VIN:
CCS449J142424
Lot Number:
22072613
Odometer:
85,000
(Exempt / TMU)
Engine:
454cid V8
Drive Type:
Transmission:
Automatic
Exterior Color:
Green/White
Interior Color:
Tan
Vinyl Wrap:
Vehicle Location:
Florida
  • 1979 Model Year Chevrolet C10 Short Bed Pickup 454 V8
  • Green/white exterior
  • Tan interior
  • Rebuilt 454ci V8 - seller is unsure if numbers match
  • 1000 miles reported since the rebuild
  • Mild Cam
  • Electric radiator fans
  • New alternator
  • Vintage A/C
  • Power steering
  • New Wiper/Washer motor
  • New Optima battery
  • Chrome headers
  • Magnaflow 2 1/2 inch exhaust system
  • Fitech Electric fuel injection
  • Rebuilt 4L80E Automatic transmission with new torque converter and computer shift controller
  • Posi Trac rear end
  • Power disc brakes in front
  • Drum brakes in rear
  • New master cylinder
  • Lowered stance
  • Recently painted
  • New chrome trim
  • New Bumpers
  • LED Lighting
  • LED lighting in bed
  • Mag wheels with new tires reported
  • New glass front and rear
  • New drivers side window regulator glass sash
  • New trim rubber on glass
  • Kenwood sound system with subwoofer recently installed
  • Tuxedo bed cover
  • Original build sheet available

Overview of 1979 Chevrolet C10 Short Bed For Sale by Owner

The Chevrolet C10 was an iconic pickup truck, and a vehicle that continues to be desired by many for its historical value as well as being a very handsome classic vehicle that’s also practical. As such, those who are truly dedicated have made an effort to preserve and retain these vehicles, and some also deciding to make a few personalized changes. This particular 1979 Chevrolet C10 Short bed pickup truck is the same, having undergone a rebuilt as well as a number of cosmetic and performance upgrades. Yet its classical look remains, and with only 1,000 miles reported on the vehicle since its rebuild, and the complete build sheet available for inspecting, this truck definitely is worth considering taking home.

Exterior and Interior

The reported recently painted green and white exterior certainly does justice to the classic boxy design of this 1979 Chevrolet C10. The old school feel of the vehicle has been well preserved, with new chrome trim, new bumpers, new rubber trim on glass, new glass on front and back as well as more updates. But also, this truck now has a touch of modernity thanks to the lowered stance, LED lighting, Mag wheels with new tires and other small enhancements. Of course, we can’t forget to mention the beautiful truck bed that is LED lit and comes with a tuxedo bed cover. Inside, the C10 has great seats for maximum comfort, as well as a tan interior that works well with the exterior look. You’ll immediately appreciated the minimalistic interior that hasn’t been invaded by modern tech, albeit a recently installed Kenwood sound system with a subwoofer for punchy bass. Vintage A/C will keep you cool while you cruise along.

Engine

A considerable effort has been taken to upgrade the performance and efficiency of this 1979 Chevrolet C10. The seller reports a rebuilt 454ci V8 engine, although the seller is unsure if the numbers match. A mild cam profile, electric radiator fans, new alternator, Magnaflow 2 ½ inch exhaust system, Fitech electric fuel injection system and rebuilt 4L80E automatic transmission with new torque converter and computer shift controller are some of the many upgrades in this C10. But this performance upgrades do come with handling upgrades too, including power disk brakes in the front (drums in the rear) and power steering. Overall, it’s a great combination of performance and convenience to make this C10 ready to gobble up many more miles in its future, potentially in your hands.

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