1972 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton 4x4 pickup, upgraded with 1970 headlights
and bumpers. This truck has undergone a complete frame-off
restoration and has only 407 miles since completion. Nearly every
nut and bolt has been replaced.
This is a previous Arizona truck with no rust. It is finished in
Dark Canyon Maroon paint and is believed to have just over 88,000
original miles. It drives like a much lower-mileage classic and is
better than most.
Powered by a 355 CI engine from Carquest, it features a 650 Holley
carburetor with vacuum secondaries, dual fuel feed with gauge, HEI
distributor, Accel plugs and wires, a 3-core aluminum radiator,
stainless steel 2-inch exhaust exiting the rear, a rebuilt Turbo
350 automatic transmission with a TCI rebuild kit, B&M RV shift
kit, B&M Tork Master torque converter, aluminum transmission
pan, auxiliary transmission cooler, and kickdown cable.
The drivetrain includes a Dana 44 front axle with 3.08 open gears
and a 12-bolt rear axle with 3.08 gears. It sits on a 4-inch Rough
Country lift with 15x10 American Racing wheels wrapped in
33x12.50R15 Klever MT tires.
This truck was restored to be a dependable daily driver, and the
previous owner invested a tremendous amount of time and money into
the build. All of the gauges work as they should, it drives
straight down the road, and it is an absolute pleasure to
drive.
CALL 309-585-4144 for any questions or to schedule a test drive.
Located at Auto Ho
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