Finished in white over tan, this 1986 Chevrolet C10 Scottsdale is a turn-key truck which has undergone a mild restoration. Originally a rust-free Arizona truck, this restored squarebody C10 is powered by a rebuilt 305 V8 backed by a Turbo 350 transmission, both original to the truck. It sports a fresh two-stage paintjob, new and restored interior components, and other enhancements as detailed below. The truck currently displays just over 95,000 miles and is for sale by Exotic Car Trader as a turn-key ready truck with a clean title.
Riding on 20” wheels wrapped in 245/45/R20 Delinte tires, this C10 Scottsdale is lowered on new springs and shocks and features a dual exhaust exiting behind the driver’s side rear wheel. New chrome bumpers, moldings, and weather seals accent the fresh two-stage paintjob. All glass is original except the windshield, which features a tint strip at the top. This C10 was a rust-free Arizona truck with no body damage before the restoration. Inside the cab, most of the original trim, hardware, and brightwork of this 1986 Chevrolet C10 Scottsdale has been retained. Light patina is evident throughout, most notably on the steering wheel. This squarebody C10 benefits from new tan carpet, a new tan vinyl seat, a refinished and re-dyed dash, aftermarket speakers, and working heat and air conditioning. The odometer displays 95,033.8 miles at the time of documentation and is not believed to have rolled over.
Under the hood, this 1986 Chevy C10 Scottsdale remains fairly stock. The original 305 V8 engine has been fully rebuilt and the original Turbo 350 transmission shifts smoothly. The truck boasts a new radiator and hoses, a new AC condenser, and various other refreshments throughout. This squarebody C10 was optioned with power steering, power brakes, and dual gas tanks.
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