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This truck was a highly sought-after model when introduced. It had many firsts compared to the other trucks of its era. The '64 Chevrolet featured an upgraded cab that eliminated the wrap-around windshield. That was a major difference from the 63 model. This particular '64 Chevy is powered by a 350 CID V8 paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission. This cool custom 1964 Chevrolet truck also features under carriage-glow lighting to really make it stand out at your local car show. They are controlled by remote and can change from color to color. Walking around the truck you will find it is a good driver quality pick up that will fit right in at local car shows. The red paint is in good condition. A new wood bed accents the rear of the truck very well and shows little wear. One look inside and you will find the seats have been upgraded to high backs. The dash remains original to...

The customized cruiser has been converted into a truck which makes it a pretty useful vehicle. There is still a decent bit of passenger room and now with the open bed you can make trips to the hardware store or do whatever you need it to! Air cooled Volkswagens have a huge following and remain popular today. The 1800cc or 1. 8L engine sounds healthy and does all the right things. The transmission is just as smooth and predictable, and you'd expect a good driver to be. We are excited to have this vehicle and don't expect it to be here for long.

The Chevrolet full-size pickups are the 'work horses' of the light-duty truck market segment. Power, dependability and hauling capacity are essential elements for this segment. Codenamed GMT400, the Chevrolet and GMC C/K trucks brought many advancements over their 'Square Body' predecessors, including a standard independent front suspension on all models, a fully welded frame with a boxed front section, and improved aerodynamics thanks to flush-mounted window glass and integrated lighting elements. This 1997 Chevrolet 3500 offers a 7. 4-liter V-8. and will pull just about anything you can imagine. The owner states this truck was purchase from an old man that bought the truck new in 1997. This is a very clean truck...

This Robin Egg Blue beauty is sitting on air ride suspension on all 4 corners and drives great down the road. Under the hood sits a 305 cubic inch V8 pulled form a '78 G-body and warmed over to get a bit more grunt. A turbo-400 transmission handles the gear shifting, and a GM 10-bolt sits out back spinning the rear wheels. A digital dash upgrade was installed and the interior is in great shape. Climb into the bench seat and fire up the small block under the hood.

This two-tone regular cab Shortbed pickup has a clean Carfax history and a solid body and frame. The vehicle has been kept in climate controlled storage when not driven, and the amount of care gone into keeping this square body Chevy...

The 60-66 C/K series of pickups were revolutionary for Chevrolet as they were the first line of pickups not based on the A platform but a new one all it's own. New innovations like front control arm independent suspension and a drop-center frame ensured popularity in the market. This handsome 1965 Shortbed C10 looks quite handsome in it's bright white paint job and the lowered suspension gives it a nice stance. As you walk around this truck you notice nice details like the 15 inch rally wheels and complete trim pieces around the body. Check out the interior and you'll feel taken back in time with its green cloth upholstered bench seat and matching headliner. The dash is painted in white to match the body and the steering...