Vehicle History & Overview

Originally manufactured in April of 1971, this C10 pickup truck is believed to be a highly original example showing just 11,500 miles with no records of any accidents. The truck also appears to be mechanically original and is powered by a factory 307 cubic-inch V8 engine backed by a "3-on-the-tree" column-shifted manual transmission that sends power to a Positraction rear-axle. The only modification appears to be a set of white-painted wheels.

The second-generation Chevrolet C/K truck was released in 1967 and dubbed the “Action Line” by General Motors. The ladder frame and coil-spring rear suspension were largely carried-over unchanged from its predecessor; however, the body was completely redesigned to improve interior usability. This was also the last C/K platform to be offered with only a two-door cab. Production ended in 1972.

Equipment

• 1G80AG – Positraction rear axle

• 1RL3AD – G78X15 belted tires

• 1523AA – Dark blue

• 1E81AB – Floor board

• 1N40AD – Power steering

• 1V43AD – Rear step bumper

• 1606AE – Blue vinyl trim

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Modifications

This C10 appears to be highly original, with the only modification being a set of white-painted aftermarket wheels.

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Imperfections

The seller has included photos of exterior paint imperfections and wear on the rear bumper.

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