1970 Chevrolet C10 STEP SIDE

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200871

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Make:
Model:
VIN:
CS140F115449
Lot Number:
200871
Condition:
Used
Odometer:
1,000 miles
(Exempt / TMU)
Engine:
5.7L
Drive Type:
RWD/ Rear Wheel Drive
Transmission:
Automatic
Exterior Color:
GREEN
Interior Color:
TAN
Vinyl Wrap:
Vehicle Location:
Texas
  • LS1 Motor
  • Patina Paint
  • New Bench Seat
  • Air Ride System
  • Billet Wheels
  • New Wood Bed
  • Big Back Window
  • New Speakers

Overview of 1970 Chevrolet C10 STEP SIDE For Sale by Owner

If you’re looking for a classic custom pickup, then this modified Chevrolet C-10 Step Side, located in Houston, Texas, might just be the truck for you. The headlining feature is undoubtedly the LS1 engine-swap, but with plenty of choice modifications, both underhood and cosmetic, this custom C10 has a lot of appeal. This second-generation C-10 Step Side heralds from an era when General Motors had recognized the trend of pick-up trucks being used for purposes and in situations away from pure work. And so, they started to include more convenience and amenity items, while ensuring comfort was a factor that played a part in the design.

Exterior and Interior

Finished in a new paint job with a patina effect, this C-10 is sure to turn heads. With massive chrome billet rims and a new wooden bed, the exterior of this custom Chevrolet is as unique as the rest of the car. This custom 1970 Chevrolet C-10 features a big back window, a new bench seat, and new speakers as well.

Engine

With General Motor’s legendary small-block V8, the LS1, plumbed in, this Chevy C-10 not only looks the business but has the potential to walk the talk as well. And since LS engines have long been proven to be reliable and efficient ways of getting big and accessible power into a variety of applications, the swap will appeal to enthusiasts from all cross-sections of the car community.

Walk-around Video of this Chevrolet C10

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