1984 Chevy C10 with a Fuel Injected 350 V8 - SWB - Regular Cab

Description

This is a beautiful and unique C10. It is a 1984 Chevy C10......But.....it is FUEL INJECTED! There is NO Carburetor! The truck was completely disassembled and rebuilt. It was started a few years ago and a 1988 fuel injected 350 motor was installed with a 700r4 automatic transmission. It was recently painted on the exterior and we assembled the truck to it's current state. It is a different color combo than most and is very clean looking and striking.
Outside the truck it has crisp clean white paint with a bright silver middle section. The bed has been rhino lined in black. All of the window glass has brand new moulding and rubbers. And it has American Racing wheels. The upper section of the truck has a triple pinstripe of black, charcoal, and silver. The bottom has a single black pinstripe. If you are the person that likes the plastic chrome trim it can be put back in place on this truck! We personally don't care for it so we did not install it. But if you are set on it I will be happy to provide it to you with purchase of the truck. There is NO rust in this truck!
Inside the truck is a nice black, white, and charcoal interior. The dash is white with black. The new door panels are all black. The new carpet is black. The seating is charcoal velour. The new headliner is black as well as the trim surrounding it. It even has a new crystal clear lens cover for the gauges.
It is a beautiful truck as it sits. We did leave it with the factory stance and it would certainly look good lowered too. There will be a few items that will need addressing in your new truck. It is an a/c truck but will need a new compressor before next Summer. The gauges are acting odd in the truck and are not always working correctly so probably some bugs to work out there. All in all a nice truck and a one of a kind truck too!
Truck is located in Central Arkansas, zip code 72058. Let me know if you have any questions. Buyer is responsible for making sure this truck meets the standards, emissions, and requirements for their State.