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This 1964 Chevrolet C10 is powered by a rebuilt 350 CID V8 engine and is backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Options on this 1964 Chevrolet C10 include: AM/FM radio with Cassette Player, Power Steering, Cloth Interior, Aluminum Alloy Wheels, and Radial Tires. This sharp '64 C10 was repainted back in 2005 in a bright Corvette Red paint job that grabs attention wherever it goes. The interior has black and red cloth bucket seats with black carpeting and still sports the factory dash and gauges. A few custom touches include a custom louvered tailgate and rear roll pan, side body trim has been removed, and a hard shell tonneau cover and a carpeted bed. The...

The C series and K series was Chevrolet and GMC's full-size pickup truck line from 1960 until 1999 in the United States. The first Chevrolet pickup truck appeared in 1924, though in-house designs did not appear until 1930. The aging C/K light-duty pickup truck was replaced with the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra names in 1999. There were many models of the C10 half ton pickup for sale, including; Stepside, Fleet side, Panel and Suburban models and were available in 2 wheel or 4 wheel drive, this one just happens to be the two wheel drive version. These new models came with a coil-spring front suspension in 1963 that made for a lot easier and smoother ride that is still retained today; along with a new base engine, a 140 hp 230 CID I6, and an optional 165 hp 292 CID (4. 8 L) I6. The 230 C. I. D I6 has been completely rebuilt when the truck went under the knife during...

The Chevrolet C/10 pickup is one of the most recognizable trucks ever made. With so many trucks produced, many people choose to customize their C/10s to stand out in the crowd. From oversized off-road tires to slammed to the ground lowriders, the choices are limitless when it comes to customizing trucks. This C/10 has what may be the most desirable body styles: single cab, short fleetside bed. This truck is finished in the very classic Hugger Orange. Inside is matching orange and black vinyl interior. This is a very nicely restored example of a '72. The body underwent a frame off restoration and features new bedsides, front fenders inner and outer, and new...

This factory silver painted truck was meant to be driven down the road to the next car show. The stance has the traditional hot rod look with a set of Ridler wheels, 18 x 9. 5 with Sumitomo 255/55R18 tires in front, and 20 x 10 with Sumitomo 275/45R20 tires in the rear. The wheels are wrapped in radial tires. In case you want to use this truck as a truck, the bed has been lined with a Linex coating. There is also a rubber mat for additional protection and good looks. The front windshield, rear window and rear step bumper are new. Open the hood and you will see freshly built SBC 383 CID the engine only that only has just over 600 miles on it. The engine is equipped with the Holley Terminator EFI fuel system. It looks somewhat like a carburetor, but it is computer controlled with 4 fuel injectors, and will handle up to 600 horsepower. The engine has been mated to a new TCI Street Fighter 700-R4 automatic transmission with...

The C/K pickup was Chevrolet and GMC's full-size pickup truck line from 1960 until 1999. The 'C' indicated that two wheel drive was the option and with great intention. The measly 305 V8 was taken out and powering this beast is a General Motor's 350 C. I. D V8 crate engine with 300hp! Backing the irritated engine is the infamous TH400 4 speed automatic overdrive transmission. The Load Control rear suspension system, held together with a 12 bolt rear end consisting of a open differential, dual stage Vari-Rate multi-leaf springs and asymmetrical offset shock absorber geometry, to help sort out any wheel hop under heavy loads or hard acceleration. Interior was taken back to how it should be, simple. Black cloth bench gives you a nice ride and power windows, locks,...