1972 Chevrolet C10 in Sioux City, Iowa

Vehicle Description

1972 Chevrolet C10 Custom Pickup Free Delivery to your door for November only, contact Traciefor details. This beautifulframe off restored 1972 Chevy Cheyenne C10 pick up was meticulously restored asa spare no expense 4 year project. Custom built by a race car builder/driver. Everything in it is virtually new, over $90,000was spent on this truck. It startedwith a rust free Arizona truck with nothing but the finest parts used in thebuild. Here are some of thehighlights: Perfect accent pinstripe,brand new LMC billet grill, new bumpers, new headlights, new tail lights, andnew glass with rear tinted window to make the perfect package. Goodmark cowl induction hood, new smooth sidemarker lights, rear mounted stainless steel fuel tank in the bed with a lineXbedliner. The interior Dynomat sounddeadening to keep it cool and rattle free, new weather stripping and windowfelt, new carpet and hounds tooth interior. Every piece of the interior is new, headliner, dash pad, Grant steeringwheel on an Ididit tilt steering column. Stewart-Warner gauges with blue LED lighting in a custom gauge panel. Vintage air/heat system, Pioneer CD playerwith iPod dock in the glove box with customer leather speaker box behind theseat. It has sound power a Sony Xplodamplifier, 2 Sony Xplod subwoofers and Pioneer kick panel speakers. The heartbeat is a new GM 350 Crate motorwith 4 bolt with over 300 HP with an Edelbrock intake, Demon carb, MSDpro-billet distributor, MSD 7AL multi-spark ignition box and Black Jack ceramiccoated headers running into the flow master mufflers. The engine compartment is stunning with the Billetspecialties valve covers and a Billet specialties V track pulley system, top ofthe line Optima battery and dual electric fans to keep it cool whencruising. This is all mated to a totallyrebuilt turbo 400 tranny. To keep it lowand mean looking, it is lowered with drop spindles with front disc brakes andKYB shocks riding on centerline wheels and 20" Sumitomo tires. Only 2,500 miles since the restore.