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This 1974 Chevy pickup is a dynamite driver. Equipped with a 350 V8 and backed with a 3 Speed Automatic transmission this truck is ready to get up and go wherever you want to go. This is one clean 74 Chevy with a high gloss blue and white paint and cloth interior. This one is sure to impress when you're cruising down the street or at your local car cruise. This 1974 Chevy sits on top of custom wheels that are wrapped in performance radial tires is a truck that begs to be driven. Options included: AM radio, Power Brakes,...

This 1973 Chevy C10 painted in a nice orange with a clean black interior. Under the hood of this well built 1973 C10 is a 5. 3 liter small block backed up by a 4 speed automatic 700R4 transmission with a shift kit. With 3. 08 gears you'll have tons of power off the line while also achieving 20 -22 MPG. This truck will make an excellent and dependable driver. A new radiator, new master cylinder with booster and a totally rebuilt front end means this 1973 C10 is ready to hit the road. Bell Tech 2 1/2 ' drop spindles, Bell Tech 2' front drop springs and Bell Tech 6' drop hangers and shackles, gives this 1973 C10 a slightly aggressive stance and a good look. New front and rear LMC bumpers, mirrors, grill and headlight bezels. An all new sound system because no one wants to go for a drive...

This beauty is powered by a 350 cubic inch small block Chevy V8 engine. Built for reliability and ease of maintenance, this Chevy engine is the epitome of a Chevy muscle truck. Backed by an automatic transmission, driving this 1966 Chevy pick-up for sale is a breeze, especially when added with the power steering and power brakes. Shifting on the floor really adds a factor of fun and enjoyment to your ride! This '66 Chevrolet C10 Stepside has an exterior that will make most truck collectors wonder what's under the hood. The exterior consists of a Matte Black paint job that makes this truck a great driver. With good body lines and good drivetrain this truck has great potential to be a complete show truck, or even better for daily driving needs.

This C10 for sale is one that you could take down to any local show, but not so nice you wouldn't be afraid to load up with mulch or hay down at the local feed store. The interior is classic,...

The El Camino may not have been the first 'coupe utility' offered to consumers but it defiantly is the most recognizable and sought after. With the same beautiful styling as Chevrolet's Chevelle the El Camino offered more than a coupe could with the full-size truck bed in the back used for many purposes and easier access than your standard pickup. This El Camino has a rebuilt 350 V8 and 700R4 transmission that has only 13500 miles on it since the rebuild. The previous owner has taken great care of this classic with needed repairs like replacing the shifter, battery, Air Conditioning, fan, radiator, and ignition wiring to ensure that this Chevrolet is ready to ride for many more years to come. Cosmetic repairs have also been made to make for a better quality...

Chevrolet entered the truck market competitively in 1918 with the Series 490. The 490 was sold as a chassis only. Leaving the customer to create a truck cab and rear bed. Chevrolet also introduced a one -ton truck ironically called the Chevrolet Model T. It was considered the first purpose- built truck by an automobile manufacturer. It took until 1931 before Chevrolet started producing factory built complete trucks. Customer now could buy a truck compete with a cab and bed of their choice straight from the factory. This was the start of truck revolution which still exists today. Our 1951 Chevrolet 3100 Stake Bed is a great example of a long tradition American work horse. 1950- 1951 brought significant improvements such as telescopic shock absorbers, side vent windows and chrome window /door handles. Under the hood is a rebuilt 235 cubic inch inline 6 engine attached to a manual three-speed column shift transmission. The exterior is painted in handsome red paint accented with black...