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The C10 was a truck built by GM for the US from 1960 to 2000. The second generation of the truck was known as the action series adding comfort and convenience items previously not seen on a truck. This true to the day example has the original 307 V8 under the hood giving this C series plenty of power for towing a trailer or cruising down the highway. Mated to a TH350 transmission the truck runs and drives as it should. With the odometer reading right over 90000 miles this old bowtie still has plenty of life left in its tank. A set of valve cover gaskets were recently installed helping keep the engine clean. The bed has been rhino lined allowing for items to be thrown in the bed for worry free transport. The wheel covers are original to the truck and something you rarely see with most getting lost over time. The interior is true to the day with only a modern radio and a set of custom gauges added trying to stay as original as possible. Flip down the glove box Bought new from a dealership in Kentucky on 7/8/72 the truck has always been in the...

The C-10 was manufactured from 1960 up until 2000 when it was replaced by the Silverado. The C stood for 2-wheel drive and the K was for 4-wheel drive. This C-10 is powered by a new crate 350 cubic Inch Displacement V8 that is operated by an automatic transmission. The exterior paint is original and it-s two tone silver and blue. The interior is also all original with blue cloth interior that is in great condition. This C-10 has factory Air Conditioning that blows ice cold, so you can drive this truck in any weather and enjoy it. Additional options on this 1985 Chevy C-10 are AM/FM Radio,...

This awesome square body has a clean and short history. This is a two owner truck with only 50,179 miles on the odometer. The truck is a single cab, short Stepside bed which is a great look for these old Chevys. The truck is finished in dark blue on the exterior with matching blue interior. This is an unrestored truck which is in incredible shape given it's age. There's no doubt this C10 was stored indoors and treated like a member of the family. It is optioned quite well with wood grain interior, full instrumentation, power steering, power brakes, and even air conditioning. The truck has been well maintained and runs and drives great. The wheels and tires have been swapped out...

With the original 350 cubic inch small block V8 nestled between the fenders, the heart and souls of this classic stays true to its roots. Backing up the V8 in this baby is a 3-speed automatic transmission that shifts smoother than butter. With just a hair over 43,000 original miles, this trusty pickup is barely broken in. When cold, the choke opens up and the truck fired into a smooth idle of about 1,000rpms until it gets sufficiently warm, then a quick kick on the throttle will drop into a clean, even 700rpms, ready to take you anywhere.

The guts of this truck have certainly remained unchanged, but the cosmetics have been heavily worked over! The bright tangerine paint shocks your system when this truck first comes into view. Once you get close and look inside, the details of this built really tie the whole truck together for a clean, sharp looking vehicle. The custom gauge surrounds, the...

Sitting under the hood of this classic Chevrolet is a powerful 350 cubic inch V-8 engine that is mated to a 3 Speed automatic transmission. This truck is basically a time capsule and will get attention wherever you go. It features A/C, Power steering, power brakes, AM/FM CD player. this beautiful blue and white truck features a Blue Vinyl interior. An all-new clean sheet redesign of General Motors' Chevrolet and GMC brand C/K-Series pickups dbuted in mid-1972 for the 1973 model year. Development of the new third-generation trucks began in 1968 with vehicle components undergoing simulated testing on computers before the first prototype pickups were even built for real world testing. The redesign was revolutionary in appearance at the time, particularly the cab, departing from typical American pickup truck designs of the era. Aside from being near twins, the Chevrolet and GMC...