1973 Chevrolet C10 Pick-Up

The Chevrolet C/K was a series of trucks manufactured by General Motors over four generations. It was first launched in 1960 and finally discontinued in 2002, 42 years later! It competed directly against the Ford F-series and the Dodge D series.

The second generation was introduced in 1967 and was designated the “Action Line” generation by General Motors. The body was redesigned from the ground up to improve its capability as a multi-purpose vehicle.

This specific car is a 1973 model. It is a restomod, very far from original but restored to a very nice standard. The modifications start with the 6,3l V-8 engine, coupled to a 350 Turbo auto box. The list of modifications also includes

• Custom stainless-steel exhaust
• Upgraded brakes, including disc brakes in front
• Step bin with wood panelling
• Power steering
• Jensen sound system
• Modern retro-look gauges.
• 22-inch Verini rims.

The exterior is finished in striking red and the interior has been tastefully redone in black leather with red stitching, including the dash and steering wheel. This is a very nice example of a restomod Chevy C10 Pick-Up at a very reasonable price!