Vehicle Description
Welcome to StreetDreamsTexas as we celebrate our 20th year in the
classic and muscle car business. As the prices and popularity of
1967-1972 Chevrolet trucks continue to escalate, more examples of
these classic workhorses are finding their way to market. As a
result, some lesser-known but very capable trucks are finally
getting some well-deserved attention. This extremely clean 1971
Chevy C20 Longhorn is a great example. Chevrolet built their
Longhorn (6 frame and bed extension) model from 1968-1972, in large
part to carry the longest pickup camper that was on the market at
the time. Though beloved by followers, these trucks were produced
in small numbers (only 3331 in 1971) and remain unknown to most.
Our sweet '71 looks great in its correct Medium Olive (504) paint
and is loaded with factory features and options including a 350ci
V8 (LS9), Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic transmission (M49), power
steering (N40), power front disc brakes, air conditioning (dealer
installed), auxiliary springs (G60), front chrome bumper (V46),
wood bed, and the tool and stowage box (VK2). Tasteful upgrades
include a newer AM/FM radio, green houndstooth upholstery (in place
of black vinyl), and a one piece rear window. This is a
smooth-riding (133 WB), great running truck that's unusual enough
to get quite a bit of attention. Perhaps the cleanest 1971 Longhorn
in existence. Street Dreams (830-997-1950) is a full service
dealership that can assist with worldwide delivery, insurance, and
financing options.
