Vehicle Description
Gateway Classic Cars of Nashville is proud to digitally introduce
this 1976 Chevrolet K10 Custom Deluxe 4x4, a classic embodiment of
robust design and timeless appeal. This particular model sports a
striking Nassau blue exterior made famous by Corvette's of the
1960's that effortlessly captures attention. Under the hood, it
boasts a powerful 355 CID V8 engine topped with Skip White
Performance aluminum heads, fuel is delivered by a Holley Sniper
EFI fuel injection setup and paired seamlessly with a TH350 3-speed
automatic transmission, delivering a reliable and engaging driving
experience. Ceramic coated headers, exhaust and billet hood hinges
give the engine bay a nice look as well.Inside, the truck has a
sleek black interior that features TMI black leather seats with
plaid, further accenting it's bold exterior. The cabin is equipped
with aftermarket gauges & air conditioning courtesy of Classic
Industries & Classic Auto Air, ensuring a comfortable ride in any
weather. The Alpine AM/FM & Bluetooth radio paired with four 6x9's
and a subwoofer provides entertainment options for those long
drives, while the power steering and power brakes coupled with the
all new polyethylene bushings enhance maneuverability and control,
making every journey smooth and effortless.Safety and convenience
are well addressed with the inclusion of seatbelts and a tilt
steering wheel that has been shortened by 2 inches, allowing for a
customizable driving position. The fuel filler has been cleverly
moved from it's original location to behind the driver side
taillight for a nice clean look as well. This 1976 Chevrolet K10
Custom Deluxe 4x4 offers a blend of classic style and modern
amenities, making it a standout choice for enthusiasts and drivers
alike. This is a nut and bolt restoration with no expenses spared
that was completed in 2024. All new wiring throughout, new glass,
new GM body panels. Must see. Call us today.Sale held pursuant to
permit No. 19289 of department of licenses granted the 14th day of
August 2015.
