1970 Chevrolet C10 Long Bed Pickup

VIN CE140Z130497

event_available Sep 25, 2025
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What’s special about this listing

This 1970 Chevrolet C10 custom pickup was a multi-year frame off build finished in 2022, is powered by a freshly built 350 ci engine with racing internals. Bored .030 over, 882 cylinder heads, domed pistons, Comp Cams camshaft, an Edelbrock Performer RPM air gap intake manifold and a 600 cfm carburetor with all billet or chrome accessories, all set in a finished engine bay done in the exterior colors.

The engine is mated to a 3 speed automatic transmission with a shift kit and a Lokar floor mounted shifter, driving a new 3.73 rear end. The exhaust is fully custom built, from stainless headers back and exiting through a custom opening in the finished rear bumper. It is equipped with a custom fuel tank location with a in-bed filler, tucked bumpers, one piece designed side windows, modified drop suspension, and powder-coated frame and suspension components. It rides on 20 inch Boss Motorsport wheels with street radial tires.

The interior is fully finished with custom black bucket seats and a middle bench, custom door panels and new carpet, a Sony Bluetooth stereo, tilt steering column with a billet Sparc steering wheel, JBL sound and seatbelts. This pickup has 3,500 break-in miles since completion. Restro-Mod heat/ac is included with the sale.

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Year
1970
Make
Chevrolet
Model Family
C/K
Model Generation
2nd Gen
Model Variant
C10
Model Trim
Custom
VIN
CE140Z130497
Mileage
3,700 mi TMU
Originality
Modified
Engine
-
Transmission
Automatic
Drive Type
Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)
Vehicle Type
Automobile
Body Style
Pickup
Driver Side
LHD
Doors
2 Doors
Color Group (Ext)
Green
Color Group (Int)
Black

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