1970 Chevrolet

Description

Pickup trucks from the 70s are gaining popularity and becoming collectible for some very good reasons. They are great looking, capable trucks, that are reasonably priced. This one takes the great looking part up a notch with a sweet paint job and super clean interior. Check it out.

There is a wow factor to the look of this paint job when you see it. It looks to be the original color scheme for the truck according to the build sheet on the glove box door, but when you see it, you have to believe that it looks better today than it ever has before. The two-tone Yellow and White is accented by sharp looking chrome trim dividing the upper and mid sections and even has a wood tone insert in the lower trim for a bit of extra class. Up front the eggcrate grill is surrounded by chrome and underlined by a sharp looking bumper. The cowl induction hood rises up, catching the light, making a bit of a bold statement, as if this truck needs to make more statement than the 4-6 inch lift it has does. The chrome on the tailgate and white taillights almost blends in with the white and accentuates the wood grain trim with Chevrolet in script. Drop the gate and you will see that the paint in the bed received as much love as the outside of the truck too.

Open the door and you will be greeted by a black door panel with splashes of chrome, a wood tone panel, and inlays that look like they were hammered in by a saddle maker. The bench seat is trimmed in black velour, trimmed in vinyl and is super comfortable. Have a seat and reach forward to wrap your hands around the beefy 4-spoke steering wheel mounted on a tilt column. In front of it is a black panel set into a yellow dash that contains white faced gauges with green lettering that looks awesome! There is a factory style tachometer in the center with the speedo off to the left and a row of engine gauges trimmed in chrome across the bottom. In the center is a JVC AM/FM/CD player that pumps sound out through the speakers in the door panels for your listening pleasure. The shifter for the manual transmission along with the one for the transfer case are on the floor in the center.

Pop the hood and you will find a tried and true Chevy 350 cubic inch V8 engine. A chrome air filter housing sits on top of a Holley 4-barell carburetor and a polished aftermarket intake manifold. Aluminum valve covers look great with the accent reliefs that are cut into them painted yellow. The rest of the engine appears to be stock. Exhaust runs out through Borla mufflers and give the truck a nice healthy sound. An updated A/C system has a fresh compressor running R-134 and sports new lines and fittings. The 6-inch lift is accomplished through a combination of springs, shocks, blocks, and shackles. New bushings are evident throughout. Power front disc brakes provide good stopping power and power steering makes it easy to wheel this big 'ol truck around a parking lot. The truck sits up on 32X11.50R15 Procomp All Terrains which are mounted on aluminum alloy wheels.

A jacked up early 70s 4WD pickup with a sweet paint job, in a gorgeous color combination, with a comfortable interior that includes A/C and kickin' stereo inside. What are you waiting for? Come on down and check it out!