Used 1971 Chevrolet C/K 10 Series

$61,995 Cruisin Classics is proud to present this absolutely stunning 1971 Chevrolet C-10 Fleetside. This Action Line truck is dressed in a very slick coat of black paint (in high driver quality condition) that was just ceramic-coated - giving it a gorgeous lasting shine. Up front is a very cool aftermarket bright horizontal bar grille flanked by round headlights in square bezels. Beneath is a gleaming chrome bumper with integrated turn signals. As you move around the truck, more high-quality brightwork appears, and it really pops against the black paint - including wiper arms, C/10 fender badging, vent window trim, door handles, and dual side mirrors. The lowered stance of this C-10 works perfectly with its 20 black 10-spoke Ridler wheels with polished rings. The Ridlers are wrapped with Bridgestone Alenza tires up front and with Nexen Roadian HP's in the rear. Red calipers peek out from behind the front wheels, adding both to the look and the braking power. Around back, you'll find a spray-lined black bed with a relocated gas fill on the floor, a blacked-out tailgate with indented CHEVROLET lettering, and another bright chrome bumper. The undercarriage is exceptionally clean and features a newer gas tank and a custom H-pipe dual exhaust system that sounds fantastic. When you lift the hood of this Chevy, prepare to be impressed! Sitting in the center of the immaculately clean engine bay is a freshly painted 383ci V8 that's been outfitted with all the bells & whistles that you'd expect to see with such a quality build. The bright red block is topped with an Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, an Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetor, and a chrome Edelbrock air cleaner. The block is fronted with chromed pulleys that service a chrome alternator (with chrome bracket), a brand new chrome A/C compressor, and power steering. Chrome valve covers add a little more bling to top it off. The radiator is a newer 3-core aluminum unit that's kept cool with dual electric fans. The hearty V-8 is mated up to a 700R4 4-speed automatic overdrive transmission that sends power to the rear via a 12-bolt rear axle with open gears. Stopping power comes courtesy of power front discs and rear drums. Exhaust flows through Hooker headers and a custom H-pipe set up with newer mufflers before dumping just past the axle with a classic throaty sound. The truck came to us with a folder of receipts and two handwritten pages outlining extensive restoration work (but, they do not list a shop name, date, or billing for the work - merely that it was 325 hours of work). According to those pages, both the engine and transmission were rebuilt, a shift kit was added, the water pump and timing chain were replaced, and a plethora of other work was done. It should come as no surprise that the interior of this C-10 is done to the same high level as the exterior and engine bay. When you open the door you're greeted by a jaw-droppingly nice black interior with red accents. The black plastic door cards offer armrests and crank windows as well as a red and chrome trim piece. A bright sill plate welcomes you inside for a cruise. The comfortable bench seat is covered in black vinyl with red houndstooth cloth inserts, and it's outfitted with seatbelts for three. Ahead of the driver is a later-model Chevrolet 4-spoke steering wheel with a working horn on a tilt column. On the column is the shifter for the 4-speed automatic with a correct OD indicator. The black steel dash ahead is topped with a red vinyl dashpad that helps tie all the color accents inside together. The gauge cluster appears to be a stock C-10 unit equipped with round gauges for fuel, battery, temp, and oil pressure (inop.) as well as a 100mph speedometer. The odometer reads 65,913 miles, and the title confirms those as actual. Also on the gauge bezel are controls for the lights and working wipers. Mounted under the dash just to the right of the driver is a trio of Autogage gauges (oil, volts, water) that allow a m