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Backing this power-plant is a GM Turbo350 3-speed automatic transmission giving you a nice smooth ride when wanted of the ability to chirp the tires if you so please. The exterior is draped in a deep gloss 2 tone paint, White on top helping to reflect a heat and a soft green on the bottom. With such a great color combo you are sure to get all the looks from classic car lovers wherever you go. Climbing into the cabin you can rest on a plush vinyl bench seat, just seeing a full bench seat is fun now as you new late models have all the electronics and buttons everywhere. From the driver side to passenger side of your dash is original stock with a clean and non-clustered mess. Make sure that when driving down the road if you get to warm kick on the factory A/C and chill out! Have fun and take a cruise to the lake or mountains, heck coast to coast! Options and features on this 1972 Chevrolet Cheyenne for sale include: Air Conditioning, Power steering, Power Brakes, AM/FM Radio, seat belts, Radial tires wrapped around steel wheels that are ready to...

This truck has been in the same family for the last 40 years! Finally, it is available for another to enjoy and make memories. This truck turns heads and stands out in a crowd. Powering this '37 is a rebuilt 350 small block V8 engine and mated to a turbo 400 automatic transmission. When looking under the hood or through the open side panels, you will instantly notice the chrome Edelbrock valve covers, long tube headers, modern 134a AC compressor, Weber Carburetor, and even Chevrolet 'Heartbeat of America' covers. What really draws this truck in is the outstanding style of the exterior. Painted in a two toned pink and dark blue theme, this truck doesn't disappoint. The shaved door handles and custom pin striping with a touch of light blue, gray, and a different pink shade really gives this truck a show appearance. The light brown and chrome bed flows with the paint well. Notable chrome accents on this trucks exterior would be the whole 'Heartbeat of America' tailgate, bumpers, side exhaust, and 14 inch Superior wheels with white letter tires. When popping the doors open with the hidden buttons and jumping into the cloth bucket seats of this truck, you...

The El Camino is a staple in hot-rod culture and this late 60's model falls in arguably the most desirable time-period for these small trucks too. Painted in a Light Yellow/Butternut primer with a Black hood, this El Camino for sale offers a choice to buyers: leave it as it sits or put your own finishing touches on the appearance. The truck bed is also painted and comes complete with a Craftec tonneau cover. The stance on this ElCo is just right thanks to 18' American Racing wheels in the back and 17's in the front. As far as mechanicals go, there's no additional effort needed besides turning the key. A big block 454 CID motor that was recently rebuilt rumbles into life and is more than enough power to have a good time. Several upgrades including power steering, 4-wheel power disc brakes, a 4bbl carburetor and a Champion aluminum radiator assist with performance. Meanwhile, headers feeding a custom, 'cut-out' exhaust that either directs the fumes through straight pipes or mufflers depending on your mood is a great way to make your presence known. Better yet, this awesome El Camino comes with a desirable 6-speed Tremec manual transmission for the ultimate...

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Sitting under the hood of this classic Chevrolet is a powerful number matching 350 cubic inches V-8 engine that is mated to a turbo 400 automatic transmission. This truck is basically a time capsule and has been well maintained since day 1. It features A/C, Power steering, power brakes, am/fm cassette radio. The odometer reads a little over 18k miles on this beautiful Black truck with Red Vinyl interior. An all-new clean-sheet redesign of General Motors' Chevrolet and GMC brand C/K-Series pickups debuted 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 pickups looked...