By 1979, the square body truck chapter of American History was well underway. With many features crossing from 1978 into the new Chevrolet production year, 1979 still added several differentiating qualities for the new C10. A more simplistic grill was probably most noticeable, eliminating several lines within the silver grates. The headlights were revised to incorporate the turn signals, and the hood was slightly and finely reshaped. With sales well into the millions, trucks had become a familiar site on American roads. One of the longest running truck styles in history, this 1979 Chevrolet Silverado C10 was built in the apex of the square body movement. Now in the midst of a new movement and classic truck rebirth of sorts, this illustrious truck can take residence in your garage. This bright blue and white truck with near blameless paint and tasteful upgrades such as, Rider Wheels, and a color matched spray in bed liner, demands attention. Other aesthetically appealing enhancements include new mirrors, door handles, cargo and dome lights, seatbelts, and rear window seal with chrome locking strip. The interior is in quality condition, featuring a blue cloth bench seat, AM/FM radio, power steering, and air conditioning. Under the bonnet is the well running, initial 350 motor showing just 45,463 original miles, and is coupled with the original automatic transmission. The motor has been dressed with a Chevrolet chrome intake and valve covers, and breaths through its well-functioning duel exhaust. The truck is fortified against the road with newer 245/45/R20 front and 275/45/R20 rear Velozza 2XY4 Tires. Bumper to bumper this truck is in spectacular condition and vying for attention. With low miles, great paint, and a stylish interior this square body truck is sure to provide years of satisfaction to its next owner. Revered as the trendiest and most appealing year of Chevrolet trucks, this fine running Silverado is sure to delight onlookers everywhere it travels!
