Used 1969 Chevrolet C10 for sale in Mesa, AZ

This 1969 Chevrolet C10 is a cool and coordinated custom build where even the engine bay is award-worthy. So check out the pics and info on this V8 vintage pickup, because someone already did all the hard work so you can get straight to the fun. Long bed trucks have an undeniable cool look. And all that extra sheetmetal on this one really lets you appreciate the extra work that went into this Chevy. If this was ever a workhorse, it shows no signs of it today. It's a straight and complete machine that's now finished in a modern blue with plenty of metallic elements. The lowered stance and polished wheels (w/extra-wide rear rubber) deliver a sporty look that goes nicely with the paint. But this one also never loses its vintage appeal. The white upper cab, mirror-like chrome bumpers, and genuine lumber in the truck bed are all the kind of details that make you love a vintage pickup. So this has a terrific mix of old-school and new-school. They took their time coordinating the full interior, and it really shows. The blue and white of the exterior is expertly intertwined in the details, like the door panels, dash, and custom seat with Chevy's heartbeat motto and comfortable cloth inserts. You'll even see cool details, like the blue tilt steering column and white-faced gauges w/tach. Not only does it look great, but this truck has all the right comfort features, too. It includes a retro-style AM/FM digital tuner, plush carpeting, and cold-blowing R134a air conditioning. Grab your sunglasses before opening the hood. They spent a ton on polished components to give this an award-worthy shine. And just like the rest of the truck, they paid attention to details in the engine bay. So you have a color-matched firewall, smooth inner fenders, braided steel hoses, and a radiator panel that announces this as a '69 Chevy. More than just look awesome, this 283 cubic-inch V8 was built for proper power. It inhales deeply with a Quick Fuel Slayer four-barrel carburetor and a ProComp aluminum intake. And it exhales with authority as long tube headers add power while contributing to the rumble of cross-pipe dual exhaust. The undercarriage photos are another reminder of how fresh and detailed the build is. It gives you confidence in enjoying this C10. And it truly is great to drive with nice features, like the three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes w/discs up front, and the C10's desirable trailing arm rear suspension. Complete with restoration photos, this is the detailed build you're going to love. So don't let this custom pickup end up in someone else's garage. Call today!!!