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      <title>1967 Chevrolet K10</title>
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      <description>Some trucks blend into traffic. This red 1967 Chevrolet K10 brings a taller stance, big rubber, and classic Bowtie attitude. Chevrolet introduced its redesigned Action Line trucks for 1967, and production figures show four-wheel-drive K10 pickups were built in much smaller numbers than their two-wheel-drive C10 counterparts. This example adds a healthy dose of hot rod personality to that first-year heritage.

  Under the cowl induction hood sits a 350ci V8 topped with an Edelbrock aluminum intake, backed by a Turbo 350 automatic transmission. It's a familiar small-block combination with plenty of appeal for Chevrolet enthusiasts, while four-wheel drive adds another dimension to the package. Power steering and power brakes with front discs round out the driving hardware.

  A 3-inch body lift makes room for the look that defines this Chevy: 15-inch Dick Cepek wheels wrapped in chunky 35x12.50R15 Mickey Thompson tires. Rancho shocks and dual steering stabilizers complement the setup, while a billet grille gives the nose a custom touch. The red driver-quality paint keeps the presentation honest, and a spray-in bedliner adds practical protection where a pickup needs it.

  Inside, the tan bench seat and column shifter preserve the straightforward character of a classic truck. Aftermarket air conditioning adds welcome comfort, while a RetroSound radio and kick-panel speakers supply the soundtrack. A four-gauge pod puts additional instrumentation in view, and sliding rear glass brings in fresh air. With its small-block power, lifted stance, and useful upgrades, this K10 has the ingredients for memorable weekends behind the wheel.

  Yes - Turn Signals
 Yes - Tail Lights
 Yes - Runs
 Yes - Oil Pressure Gauge
 Yes - Heater
 Yes - Fuel Gauge
 Yes - Air Conditioning
 Yes - Wipers
 Yes - Temperature Gauge
 Yes - Speedometer
 Yes - Radio
 Yes - Horn
 Yes - Headlights
 Yes - Brake Lights

 

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      <title>1967 Chevrolet K10</title>
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      <description>1967 Chevrolet K10 4x4 – Short Bed – Classic Square-Body Predecessor  Awesome 1967 Chevy K10 4x4 pickup! First-year K10 with the desirable small rear window and short bed. Finished in blue with fresh paint, this classic Chevy is a real head-turner.  Powered by a built 350 V8 with low miles, a mild cam, upgraded carburetor and intake manifold, distributor ignition, and dual exhaust. All eight cylinders reportedly show 175 PSI compression.  Drivetrain and features:  350 V8 built engine Muncie M21 4-speed manual transmission NP203 transfer case 4.10 gears Locking front hubs 4-wheel drive Disc brakes Upgraded tires and rims Recent upgrades and appearance:  Fresh blue paint New seat New dash pad Custom numbers and side rails Body and paint rated 8/10 Clean title in hand.  This is a great-looking classic 4x4 with desirable short-bed styling, a strong V8 setup, and plenty of vintage Chevy character. An awesome truck for cruising, showing, or enjoying on the road.  Clean title. Serious inquiries welcome.</description>
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      <title>1967 Chevrolet K10</title>
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      <description>1967 CHEVROLET SWB STEPSIDE K10. NO EXPENSE SPARED, NUT AND BOLT BUILD! NEW EVERYTHING. IT LOOKS LIKE IT JUST ROLLED OFF THE SHOWROOM FLOOR IN 1967!  Here is a gorgeous 1967 Chevy SWB Stepside K10 that will be the crown jewel of any collection, or the star of the show at any event. This truck was a labor of love and is one of the nicest, most detailed builds out there! Every nut, bolt and part was replaced or rebuilt better than new. It runs and drives like new and it is so much fun to drive!   HIGHLIGHTS: Rare 1967 SWB K10 Stepside (One of a handful made - only 1229 produced) Original Rust-Free AZ Truck Nut &amp; Bolt Build - New Everything! Gorgeous Paint &amp; Wood Bed Buddy Bucket Seats In Custom Mercedes-Benz Upholstery Factory 327 V8 With Factory 2 Barrel Carburetor 4 Speed Manual SM465 Muncie Transmission NP205 Transfer Case Dana 44 Front Axle Chevrolet 12 Bolt rear end Powder Coated Chassis New Hardware Fresh Paint Custom Stained New Wood Bed New Power Brakes (Discs in front, drums in rear)  The truck started as a rock solid Arizona truck that had no rust. It was stripped down and completely taken apart. The chassis was sandblasted and powder coated and then every nut, bolt and part was carefully replaced or rebuilt. As you can see, the chassis was so clean that the powder coat finish looks just as nice as the paint on the body panels. Every panel was removed and painted. Even the inner fenders were painted and look just as nice as the rest of the truck. The underneath of the cab was color-matched with bed liner and the entire cab and doors were lined with Dynomat. A new custom stained wood bed was installed and the interior was completely redone, including the rare 'BUDDY BUCKET SEATS' that was powder coated and then reupholstered in vintage Mercedes-Benz upholstery. New door panels, arm rest, carpet, dash pad, headliner, gauges, etc.  Mechanically the truck received the same attention to detail. The 327 V8 was gone through and a new factory two-barrel carburetor</description>
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