For Sale: 1967 Chevrolet C10 in Mesa, Arizona for sale in Mesa, AZ
Vehicle Description This 1972 Chevrolet C10 Cheyenne Super is a very cool representation of a nicely restored factory pickup that's also received an extra dose of aggression.
So as you check out the bright paint, a well-built 350 V8, overdrive transmission, and a leather-lined A/C interior, you really begin to understand how this has everything you want in one classic pickup.
The bold orange paint makes a terrific first impression.
When the sunlight hits it, the shine really highlights the crisp creases of the sheet metal.
The lowered stance and 20-inch alloys show someone has made a nice investment in giving this survivor some street machine attitude.
You see more of it on the cowl hood, smoothly deleted badging, and full LED lighting package.
Even the bed looks upgraded now that the gas filler cap is in the center.
But as you get up close, you'll also notice color-matched liner paint that reminds you a proper pickup can still help with the chores.
The interior seems to be all about integrating the right upgrades.
For example, the seat is borrowed from a later model Chevy, and that means supple leather, outstanding bolstering, and bucket-like comfort with the middle jump seat folded.
This upgrade looks right at home with its tan color that harmonizes with the newer carpeting, door panels, and dash pad.
The retro-style AM/FM radio w/Bluetooth and cold-blowing air conditioning are well-integrated into the dash.
And the grippy wood and chrome steering wheel give you a clear view of the full factory-style gauge package.
The 350 cubic-inch V8 has a bit of flair with a very tidy setup and a bold orange on the block, air grabber, and cast valve covers.
It deserves this added attention, because it's a solid build with aluminum heads, an Edelbrock AVS2 four-barrel carburetor, Weiand intake, and headers feeding the dual exhaust.
The C10s are really sought-after because they include the trailing arm rear suspension, which helps make these Chevys ride much smoother than most other vintage pickups.
And this one is great for all-around driving thanks to an upgrade to a four-speed automatic transmission w/overdrive.
Add this to power steering, power brakes, Wilwood front discs, and this peppy pickup that's easy to enjoy.
This is the truck that has all the right upgrades while still giving you that right classic pickup feeling.
Don't miss your chance at this Orange Crush.
Call today!!!.
So as you check out the bright paint, a well-built 350 V8, overdrive transmission, and a leather-lined A/C interior, you really begin to understand how this has everything you want in one classic pickup.
The bold orange paint makes a terrific first impression.
When the sunlight hits it, the shine really highlights the crisp creases of the sheet metal.
The lowered stance and 20-inch alloys show someone has made a nice investment in giving this survivor some street machine attitude.
You see more of it on the cowl hood, smoothly deleted badging, and full LED lighting package.
Even the bed looks upgraded now that the gas filler cap is in the center.
But as you get up close, you'll also notice color-matched liner paint that reminds you a proper pickup can still help with the chores.
The interior seems to be all about integrating the right upgrades.
For example, the seat is borrowed from a later model Chevy, and that means supple leather, outstanding bolstering, and bucket-like comfort with the middle jump seat folded.
This upgrade looks right at home with its tan color that harmonizes with the newer carpeting, door panels, and dash pad.
The retro-style AM/FM radio w/Bluetooth and cold-blowing air conditioning are well-integrated into the dash.
And the grippy wood and chrome steering wheel give you a clear view of the full factory-style gauge package.
The 350 cubic-inch V8 has a bit of flair with a very tidy setup and a bold orange on the block, air grabber, and cast valve covers.
It deserves this added attention, because it's a solid build with aluminum heads, an Edelbrock AVS2 four-barrel carburetor, Weiand intake, and headers feeding the dual exhaust.
The C10s are really sought-after because they include the trailing arm rear suspension, which helps make these Chevys ride much smoother than most other vintage pickups.
And this one is great for all-around driving thanks to an upgrade to a four-speed automatic transmission w/overdrive.
Add this to power steering, power brakes, Wilwood front discs, and this peppy pickup that's easy to enjoy.
This is the truck that has all the right upgrades while still giving you that right classic pickup feeling.
Don't miss your chance at this Orange Crush.
Call today!!!.
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