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This Heavily optioned early production 1965 El Camino came off the production line in September of 1964 and is ready to roll. The power is being supplied by a 327 CID 275 HP period-correct V8 and sends the power to the rear by its original completely rebuilt Muncie 4 speed manual transmission with a limited-slip rear with 3:31 gearing that makes this cool El Camino glide down the road with ease. It features an Edelbrock intake and carb. It has H. E. I. ignition. It has a new clutch and pressure plate, new starter, alternator, fuel pump, and wiper motor. New exhaust, shocks, and rear coils, new 4-row Champion aluminum radiator, new ac condenser, new BF Goodrich redline radial tires on factory Rally Wheels, The Black paint looks beautiful and is sure to make you stand out from the crowd. The red vinyl interior features new correct 2-tone seat covers and is in great shape and is comfortable on a long cruise. It also has new foam and carpeting and has the factory padded dash, back up lights 2 speed wipers. The AC makes this 1965 El Camino a favorite to drive even on the hottest of...

By the mid-80s Chevrolet had been in the truck seen for decades and their flagship truck had seen many models and redesigns over the years. The C/K Series Chevy pickup would see 4 generations spanning over 40 years. This one is a '86 model. The black paint shows well and looks good. Chrome looks nice and bright. Inside you'll find leather seats that are in good shape. Under the hood is a 383 Stroker V8 engine mated to automatic transmission. Truck runs and drives out strong and sounds great. Current owner has had this C10 for over a 1 year, acquired from a private owner out of Florida. The title is clean and clear...

This mean lookin flat black monster of a Chevy Apache Fleetside checks all the boxes. From it's 350 CI engine to the creature comforts of power windows and A. C. , plus red leather interior with billet styling throughout. It also has a the beautiful wood slat bed sitting on gorgeous Crager wheels. This is truly a nice Fleetside driver.

Square Body Chevy trucks have been wildly popular for years and without question will remain that way. This particular Shortbed square body is special, however, because it is one of the cleanest you are going to find anywhere. Period. Case closed. Real Chevy guys know, a lot of trucks have serious rust issues but not this one. This black beauty is solid throughout and the bed looks like nothing has ever been placed in it. Thankfully, the anemic original 305ci was replaced with a Blue Print 355 and connected to a fresh FTI 700R4 trans. Everything inside the cab is just as impressive as what's under the hood. From the cloth bench seat, to the dash, door panels, new headliner, Dakota digital gages, and ice cold air...

All I can say is WOW! This is one clean truck! It is covered in Redline Red paint and has tan leather all over the interior. The engine is a 350CID Vortec V8 crate engine that only has about 600 miles on it. Hooked up to it is a 700R4 transmission that makes it a pleasure to drive. The drive train is completed with a GM 12 bolt rear end with 3. 76 gears. This truck has been owned by the same people for the last 16 years, and they just completed going through the entire truck. In the last couple years, new parts include paint, running boards, rear fenders, front and rear bumpers, grill, splash aprons, 17' Boyd Coddington...